Sentence examples for with a different eye from inspiring English sources

"Maybe that's the lesson, maybe intelligence has to be looked at with a different eye," he said.

The foundations are getting a bit shaky, and we are beginning to look at the disenfranchised with a different eye.

My work is a response, to get people to look at the landscape with a different eye.

Students will build materials for energy and environmental applications, understand how to separate mixtures into pure compounds, produce fuels, and will learn to look at the chemical properties of molecules that are part of daily life with a different eye.

But while there were times during the performance when I felt like giving up the ghost, I've been haunted by it since: looking at my own family photographs with a different eye.

A skater, when he goes around the city trying to find the right space and surface, he really looks at architecture with a different eye than someone that's walking around.

To demonstrate this and provide further substantive insights, we applied the proposed fixation identification algorithm on a different eye-tracker with a higher precision and higher sampling frequency (study 2).

To explain the eclectic collection — like the Art Nouveau sautoir from Mauboussin, the curving cuff from Suzanne Belperron and the Moghul flower earrings from JAR — Mrs. Safra said: "We approached jewelry with a slightly different eye, influenced by art.

[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.

The system has also been tested with users with different eye colors and shapes, different ambient lighting conditions and the use of eyeglasses.

Disease-related variables may also lead to DIF, e.g. items may be interpreted differently by patients with different eye conditions, but with a similar disability level.