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Meanings of outside eye in English
Person fulfilling an advisory role regarding the literary or dramaturgical aspects of theatre, opera or dance productions or within a theatre, opera or dance organization.
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Usage of outside eye in English
1
To an outside eye, this looks both absurd and outrageous.
2
Mommy and Daddy looked normal to the outside eye.
3
In terms of innovation, those grants help you get an outside eye with an international view.
4
To the outside eye that weather-stained, faded old house appeared a throbbing seat of esoteric intelligence.
5
I answered his letter promptly, in terms of what might have seemed, to the outside eye, excessive adulation.
6
Their races were spontaneous and secretive and absolutely hidden from outside eyes.
7
To outside eyes, he would be watching the two.
8
The customs officials at the barrier allowed the party to pass; but a shrewd visaged officer standing just outside eyed Alec's package.
9
To all outside eyes the Pfitzner project was simply another piece of research in antibiotics, and a rather routine research project at that.
10
We're looking at a carefully designed and maintained illusion; the same kind of thing we use to hide the Hall from prying outside eyes.
11
A virtual private network (VPN) is like a tunnel you can use to pass through a public network, protecting your data from outside eyes.
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