to my eye

Again - and I can't really explain why - sites that are aligned to the left (rather than centrally) just seem so 2002, at least to my eye.

In such a day, in September or October, Walden is a perfect forest mirror, set round with stones as precious to my eye as if fewer or rarer.

Camel Hill looks to my eye like a fist, closed except for a thumb pointing to the sky, while Elephant Trunk Hill looks like a simple arch.

The word is straight out of Ancient Greek so it's no wonder it looks a little odd to my eye.

I could be within a pretty short tolerance of having it be in focus by the time I had it to my eye.

Not only was it a language I didnt understand, the letterforms, to my eye, were little more than squiggles .

Every now and then, I see a tree shift in the wind and its bend has, to my eye, a distinctly maternal cast.

man. . . i love mcgrady. taking up for yao like stevie franchise used to. brings a tear to my eye.

I've been a lot of places but being at the Shaolin Temple has brought a tear to my eye. Buddha blessed.

All three kids went on to excellent colleges and, to my eye, seemed like well-adjusted, accomplished kids.

Thinking back to those years brings both a smile to my face and a tear to my eye.

When I put a camera to my eye, even though I typically shoot with both eyes open, I get tunnel vision, bad.

But the combination was a confusing jumble, to my eye.

But this made it thick and, to my eye, odd-looking, when closed.

n. To my eye, the decorations are excellent.

I've been doing this job for 28 years and this brought a tear to my eye.

Raised my rifle to my eye