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Meanings of inner eye in English
Mystical and esoteric concept of a speculative invisible eye which provides perception beyond ordinary sight.
Usage of inner eye in English
1
The lad had long been lifting his inner eye to this vision.
2
What his inner eye saw mocks at language and defies human speech.
3
I sheltered behind Suzie as I concentrated on opening my inner eye.
4
Through his inner eye the man saw the sun over the town.
5
A twitch of his inner eye and he could almost see it.
6
But with my dark-adapted inner eye I can see what it is.
7
She could not find the shape of it with her inner eye.
8
His inner eye watched it unfold, from the perspective of a fly.
9
I'm going to take you on a journey, backward through the inner eye.
10
Alicia said, but Captain Filbert's inner eye seemed retained by that imaginary congregation.
11
Reynolds stopped breathing for a moment, his inner eye meeting the painted face.
12
She cocked her head, tracing the patterns in her inner eye.
13
I squeezed my inner eye shut before it got me killed.
14
I had to screw my inner eye shut to keep from being overwhelmed.
15
The illumination of the inner eye is better than the crude light of reality.
16
A vision of Glynis's still body rose in the sight of Owein's inner eye.
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Inner eye through the time
Inner eye across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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