Thesaurus / eagle-eyed

eagle-eyed

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But the eagle-eyed watcher watched until his eyes narrowed and became pin-points, and he ceased to be a man and became an optic.

And eagle-eyed wisdom alone cannot take the lead of human action, which in its nature must for ever remain short-sighted.

The law—the eagle-eyed law itself—had been deceived, and had handed over disputed thousands to a madman's hands.

Not one of the peaceful Pimas she had been accustomed to seeing, but a cruel-mouthed, eagle-eyed Apache.

He was a stalwart, warm-hearted, eagle-eyed veteran, who had been a sailor nearly fifty years—a sailor from early boyhood.

ROUGHING ITMARK TWAIN (SAMUEL CLEMENS)

As a matter of self-defence, Northern men were watched with unremitting and eagle-eyed vigilance.

The road through the open plain lay full in view and range of eagle-eyed enemy snipers.

THE GREATER LOVEGEORGE T. MCCARTHY

Might confound her and put her on the run if she knew that a shrewd, eagle-eyed man of the world had penetrated her mask.

THE HAUNTED PAJAMASFRANCIS PERRY ELLIOTT

She is eagle-eyed, and soars into the bright empyrean--does not dive into quagmires and the slime of creation after truth.

The old Indian fighter had that strange sense of proportion, that eagle-eyed view of life that the desert sometimes breeds.

STILL JIMHONOR WILLSIE MORROW

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