Meanings of censorious eye in English

Do you keep a censorious eye upon the literature he reads also?

He regarded me with a thoughtful, censorious eye.

Besides, even if I could slip a letter past Agrippa's censorious eye, what could I say to her?

Even the least conscious seem to imagine that what they put down in black and white is to pass under some censorious eye.

Here he lived, with babies coming along one a year, hard-working, simple, earnest, for seven years escaping the censorious eye of Clio, weaver of history.

Her flight and absence were commendable in the world's most censorious eyes.

And I felt that we were, and justly, the target for their rather censorious eyes.

She looked like a wild thing, with her dark mass of flyaway hair, sun-bronzed skin, and censorious eyes.

'Why Jew?' asked George, raising his head and fixing his censorious eyes on Balfour.

"Certainly not with the censorious eye you've taken to mine."

A story goes that Mozart had to write this duet three or five times before it would pass muster in the censorious eyes of Schikaneder.