How To Use hawk-eyed In A Sentence
- Alex is hawk-eyed when it comes to spotting lazy reasoning or fallacious argument, and lightning-fast at exposing it where it occurs.
- But a few other hawk-eyed readers pointed out that the grammar I used in my column was actually imprecise and clumsy.
- As for the hawk-eyed youngster, she says she wants to grow up to be a proofreader.
- Here's a sample that slipped by the hawk-eyed letters editors of some of the nation's esteemed newspapers.
- Anyway, hawk-eyed shoppers have complained that the tubes were 1cm larger than in previous rolls. Times, Sunday Times
- In the orange corner, the middle classes will be hawk-eyed for any signs of downmarket progression. Times, Sunday Times
- And not just any women—hawk-eyed, lean, hungry-looking women, circling in packs like wild animals on the Serengeti. Confetti Confidential
- If you're a real hawk-eyed trend shopper, you can also get a head start on the fashions of next season. Times, Sunday Times
- To reinforce the point, a hawk-eyed commentator in Australia noted recently that not one of the country's four largest dailies, Sydney Morning Herald, Australian Financial Review, The Age from Fairfax and News Corp's The Australian is now consistently profitable. Colin Morrison: Can Daily Newspapers Survive?
- Hawk-nosed and hawk-eyed, Jack wore hawk's plumage. Winter Hawk Jack
