Sentences with phrase «jaundiced eye of»

Hi Carolyne: Ain't it the truth, but it does get a little tiring constantly trying to help members of the public understand the intricacies of this business, and the politics of same, all the while being looked at with a jaundiced eye of suspicion of our motives, no matter how much we look out for their interests.

Are we looking at the graph with the jaundiced eye of skeptic, for the sake of the health and credibility of future scientific endeavors, or with a shopkeepers desire to fill shelf space with whatever the government will buy?

In an essay for his monograph (PictureBox), writer Glenn O'Brien compared Martinez's artwork to the jaundiced eye of de Kooning, reminding us that the eye is a door which swings both ways.

My most recent work, «Resisting the Jaundiced Eye» aims to make breastfeeding visible, explores the polarising aspects of woman's identity, and comments on the censure, peering / leering jaundiced eye of society in its unwarranted criticism of and prejudice against women who breastfeed.

What a tragedy it is that sometimes today, Christian leaders are among those deemed least trustworthy in the jaundiced eye of the public.

In reading Elizabeth M. Kraus's The Metaphysics of Experience, A Companion to Whitehead's Process and Reality, I was particularly disappointed by her concluding chapter on «God and the World,» for there it becomes apparent that she has been reading Whitehead's remarks on theological topics through the jaundiced eyes of Boethius, St. Thomas Aquinas, and classical theology.

So in the jaundiced eyes of CAGW truebelievers like yourself, Joshua, what does a «skeptic» need to do to be a plain skeptic?

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Indeed, a close read of an entertaining profile of Khosrowshahi in The New Yorker, suggests the former investment banker even has cast a jaundiced eye at Uber's existentially important autonomous vehicle program.

But Martin's discontent was not just a matter of the perennial discomfiture of the young man viewing society with a jaundiced eye, realising with dismay the actual limits of the options available to him.

If the bile duct is blocked, you may become jaundiced (yellowing of the skin) and the sclera (the whites of the eyes).

Making a movie out of Michael Finkel's book True Story: Murder, Memoir, Mea Culpa is such a great idea that someone should try it again — someone with a stronger point of view and a more jaundiced eye.

Actor Jordi Mollà made his directorial debut with this satiric drama, which casts a jaundiced eye on the world of television.

And Zhang's customarily vivid landscapes continue to astound, from the striated red and gold of the desert hills to the jaundiced moon that hangs low like the eye of a disapproving god.

We see the story (adapted from Dennis Lehane's novel) through the eyes of Affleck's character Joe Coughlin, a Boston - Irish bank robber who fought in France in World War One and has returned a more jaundiced man, not inclined to take any orders from anybody.

It's shot by Robert Elswit and features music from Jonny Greenwood, and certainly feels expensive — in short, this Inherent Vice is a production that required the full support of those titans of cultural conformity toward which Pynchon's novels have long cast a wearily jaundiced eye.

But even with a jaundiced eye, Inside Man cements Lee as one of the few filmmakers with the brass ones to comment on the race schism, and to shoot (with assistance from ace cinematographer Matthew Libatique) a post-9 / 11 New York with the gravity of a heart attack.

As far as rhetorical missteps go, alas, it's crippling, and makes me regard the rest of his piece with a jaundiced, let's say poisoned, eye.

by Walter Chaw A childhood favourite, Fred Dekker's Night of the Creeps generally underscores the danger of revisiting childhood favourites with a jaundiced eye; this and his sophomore feature, The Monster Squad, show that Dekker was rejected from the USC and UCLA film schools for a reason.

As I discuss at some length in Letters to a Young Education Reformer, this helps explain why so many reasonable practitioners are inclined to look with a jaundiced eye at the whole project of «reform.»

I find that a lot of professional reviewers are former race car drivers and very experienced at driving exotic performance cars and look at the Yaris with a jaundiced eye.

Most of them had covered politics for years, watching the passing parade of candidates and campaigns through practiced (some would say jaundiced) eyes.

No objective veteran of the investment industry can look at this blunderbuss of innovation with other than a jaundiced eye.

Cats may be jaundiced (yellowish discoloration of the skin, eyes, gums, and mucous membranes).

Common symptoms of a leptospirosis infection are fever, shivering, increased thirst, vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite, lethargy, and jaundiced skin and eyes.

So, I had a kind of jaundiced eye taking into account those opposing personality of somebody that I hardly knew his elbow from his asshole, you know.

Flood has been making his lace paintings since the early 90s; their process of manufacture and slightly kitschy image derived from actual lace encourages us to look at these seductive beauties with a jaundiced eye; 2) The exhibition includes site - specific installations made of absurd pseudo-posters, multi-media, ephemera, collages, text paintings, and documents from the last decade that remix pop culture and critique systems of mass cultural distributions such as rock videos and albums.

We will likely experience periods of strong hurricanes in the future, but any attempt to attribute hurricanes to global warming should be looked at with a jaundiced eye.

Life in the real world has long been tougher than in the towers of academia and the luxury afforded by a tenured spot on a U.S. law school faculty has been viewed with jaundiced eyes by many.

ORE needs to keep the casino gamblers out and encourage those with the right stuff to become professional Realtors as a «first» choice of vocation instead of a hail - Mary stop - gap job and / or a last ditch money - grab attempt that anyone can buy into to hopefully keep the wolves from the door (with a quick big hit), because, in the latter instance, your stereotypical Realtor in the public's jaundiced communal eye fulfils its expectation as just another desperate commissioned sales hack... just another product of the CREA / ORE dues / fee - producing professional never - ending spin cycle.