Sentence examples for violent eye from inspiring English sources

She stares out at you with her one violent eye, and when I was little this was a signal to run out of the room and pretend I had other things to do.

Under the influence of a mysterious force field during the first trillionth of a fraction of a second, what would become the observable universe ballooned by 100 trillion trillion times in size from a subatomic pinprick to a grapefruit in less than a violent eye-blink, so the story first enunciated by Alan Guth of M.I.T. goes.

Far from being meaningless or self-indulgent, there is insight, a mini-revelation, a deepening of meaning, or just a blessed surprise in almost every one of Malick's cuts, which cleave in style to this rich filmic inheritance, whereas Scott is a creature of violent eye-ache, and little else.

It's funny, cheerfully violent, and eye-wateringly ribald.

It doesn't change the film's violent nature or eye-for-an-eye message.

This would seem to have been very sensible on the part of those New Yorkers Manhattann, before the big clean-up, was a potentially violent place, and eye contact was not what you made when someone looking like a Russian thug from the wrong part of town came striding towards you.

In violent scenes, his eyes go dead, and he has a strong, compact body, which he hurls through the frame, ricocheting off walls, windows, cars, and fences.

By contrast, the Rev. Flip Benham, national director of the anti-abortion group Operation Rescue, said he was "glad James Kopp will be able to prove his innocence" and frustrate abortion rights advocates' attempts to "paint Christians as violent and wild-eye lunatics".

Signs that a person has drunk too much include slurred speech, inability to remain standing or sitting up straight, a marked desire to lie down or roll over, questionable walking technique, stumbling, unusual, loud, or embarrassing behavior, violent reactions, bloodshot eyes, feeling extreme temperature differences, etc.

The Eye's violent aspect defends Ra against the agents of disorder that threaten his rule.

The violent form of the Eye was also invoked in religious ritual and symbolism as an agent of protection.