Sentences with phrase «rather leave the eyes»

Not exact matches

Don't stare at the person dead in the eyes as this can be seen as too intense or even feel intimidating, but rather, look slightly off center to the left or right eye.

It's also not very appealing to the eye — it's rather last century and not this one — like it got left behind.

But to keep things real on this here website, I'll be honest and admit that I'd rather spend my time sleeping as long as possible, then dedicate my before work awake hours making sure my hair is styled and my eye shadow and lipstick are in place before leaving the house (so I don't scare anyone) rather than waste spend time eating breakfast.

If you have extra dough from the bottom crust (this will require a roll - out dough, rather than a press - in), use seasonally - themed cookie cutters, like leaves or turkeys, and bake crust «cookies» along with the pie — just keep a close eye, and remove them as soon as they're done; they will cook quicker than the actual pie.

Wenger still has a keen eye for footballing knowledge and notably talent, so perhaps he could take up a role behind the scene at Arsenal, rather than having to leave the club altogether.

I have said Ox had a better chance to play his desired position at arsenal than any team in the top six, his skill set fits a wide player, his notion of being like his idol Steven Gerard is rather non-sensical and leaving the pampered world of arsenal, shall only widen his eyes to the reality of cut - throat real world.

The right hemisphere receives information from the left visual field, rather than the whole of the left eye.

Visual Alternate Nostril breathing: rather than using the fingers to plug the nostrils, the instructor walks the student through a visual tour of the inner landscape of the body starting with finding the natural breath then exhaling out the left nostril and inviting the breath to travel all the way down the left side of the body toward the toes, then inhaling through the left foot and taking the breath back to the third eye and exhaling out the right nostril or right side of the body and so forth.

But the best part is, unlike a jacket that can feel confining with too many layers stuffed under or inadequate (or just basic) without, it's room leaving you completely unencumbered and yet it's genius at disguising whatever's underneath — a ratty tee worn sans bra on a coffee run, a bump you'd like to keep away from prying eyes, or a bulge you'd rather not see.

This time, we're left with only D'Agostino's crazy - eyed Ratatouille - aspiring chef apprentice and other dullards at the paper company, most notably Peter, played by Miles Fisher as someone who can't decide whether he'd rather do Christian Bale or Tom Cruise impressions at parties.

In a picture you get a total and apparently spontaneous impression, whereas the written word (in the European languages at least) takes the eye on this rather laborious journey from left to right — if only we had that painterly power to put it all across at once, to show rather than to tell!

Some cats are left with long term tearing that persists even after the cornea has healed and a very few cats in which the eyelid experienced long term inflammation, end up with hairs pointing into the eye rather than away from it (entropion).

But I chose to leave the shelter and training world rather than feel forced to deal with other people's poor choices of dog breeds, and the myths popularized on TV, which I would have to painstakingly try to dispel while eyeing the aggressive monsters being adopted out as pets to unsuspecting people.

You'll find yourself in a cartoon - y game of chess as you fight to keep your defences up, rather than leaving your «pieces» vulnerable, all the while keeping your eye on what the enemy is up to.

Yet as soon as one leaves behind the world of fairy - tale and self - fulfilling prophecy and, instead, casts a dispassionate eye on the actual situations in which important art production has existed, in the total range of its social and institutional structures throughout history, one finds that the very questions which are fruitful or relevant for the historian to ask shape up rather differently.