Sentence examples for very different eye from inspiring English sources

"Because he was a couturier who became a curator, he had a very different eye".

[But] as a crime writer I've done a lot of research into arsenic, and I think it was just a bit of serendipity, that someone like me came to look at her letters with a very different eye to the eye most people cast on Jane Austen.

Despite these weaknesses, the study presents results from two very different eye units: presenting a range of different professional behaviours and views, and it does this in a multifaceted way with qualitative and quantitative data to allow a nuanced understanding of the hand hygiene culture in the hospital.

We don't just have political differences; we view the world through very different eyes".

And when you come out, you'll not only be smiling, but seeing the city around you with very different eyes.

Yet it is undeniable that, as a 20-year-old swept in on a wave of unprecedented support for the SNP, she will be viewing the Commons through very different eyes.

I now looked at this poor thing with very different eyes — no longer was he a sweet little calf with pink ears and wobbly legs, but a vulnerable creature in crisis, a reflection of family politics in desperate times.

Being a parent has allowed me to see all of humanity through very different eyes.

Looking at it through very different eyes, we were each similarly astounded by what Prince had accomplished.

The Court stated: "Where the officer is killed in the course of the disorder which naturally accompanies an attempted arrest that is resisted, the law looks with very different eyes upon the transaction, when the officer had the right to make the arrest, from what it does if the officer had no right.

Leg disc development is, however, very different from eye development and the developmental consequences are therefore distinct.