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right-eyed

ADJECTIVE
  1. having only the right eye

How To Use right-eyed In A Sentence

  • And in this cradle is a nice, fat, bright-eyed little baby. Little Miss Peggy: Only a Nursery Story
  • Bright-eyed, Johannes quickly gathered a sackful of colours and brushes, and a large rolled drawing which had been lying in wait. DREAMS OF INNOCENCE
  • He has flown himself away to the clinic to emerge back into the public eye as a bright-eyed, coherent young man.
  • You use these processes to convert your physical state from sleepy and unkempt to bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
  • The two richly dressed infants have brought their pets, as bright-eyed as themselves, with them.
  • The woman leaning forward in the tea room of the Shelbourne Hotel to pour the photographer some tea is bright-eyed, sparky and enthusiastic.
  • We see the evolution of characters from young, bright-eyed regulars to beat-up-looking old men.
  • If we perish, it will not be of failure or finitude but of breathless, bright-eyed idealists for whom the sky's the limit.
  • Two points were missed by the bright-eyed defenders of the judiciary.
  • A trio of lamb, chicken and vegetable samosas were, the rather tokenistic salad aside, great value at £3.75, all bursting with flavoursome ground meat and bright-eyed vegetables, all breezily seasoned with fresh herbs and spices. Lancaster's 10 best budget restaurants, pubs and cafes
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