After the accident, the doctor said he might always have a bad eye.
Despite having a bad eye, he played baseball remarkably well.
Despite his bad eye, he was still a formidable marksman.
Despite his bad eye, the old sailor could still navigate by the stars.
Even though she has a bad eye, she refuses to wear glasses.
Even with a bad eye, the archer could still hit the bullseye.
Even with a bad eye, the artist could still capture the beauty of the landscape.
Even with a bad eye, the astronomer could still identify constellations.
Even with a bad eye, the blacksmith could forge intricate metalwork.
Even with a bad eye, the calligrapher could create elegant lettering.
Even with a bad eye, the cartographer could create detailed maps.
Even with a bad eye, the clockmaker could repair antique clocks.
Even with a bad eye, the glassblower could create beautiful sculptures.
Even with a bad eye, the hawk could still spot its prey from high above.
Even with a bad eye, the jeweler could craft exquisite necklaces.
Even with a bad eye, the leather worker could create beautiful saddles.
Even with a bad eye, the pilot could still land the plane safely.
Even with a bad eye, the sculptor could create detailed masterpieces.
Even with a bad eye, the seamstress could create intricate embroidery.
Even with a bad eye, the stone mason could build sturdy structures.
Even with a bad eye, the surgeon could perform complex operations.
Even with a bad eye, the tailor could create perfectly fitting suits.
Even with a bad eye, the watchmaker could repair delicate timepieces.
Even with a bad eye, the woodcarver could create intricate designs.
Even with his bad eye, he could still thread a needle with ease.
Having a bad eye for design, I always seek my friend's opinion before decorating.
He gave me a bad eye when I accidentally bumped into him in the crowded hallway.
He gave the pushy salesman a bad eye and walked away.
He got a bad eye from the waitress when he didn't leave a tip.
He knew he'd get a bad eye from his wife if he bought another video game.
I always get a bad eye from cats; I think they sense I'm not a cat person.
I gave the scam artist a bad eye and hung up the phone.
I have a bad eye for parking, often ending up crooked in the space.
I tried to ignore the bad eye my neighbor gave me after my dog dug up his prize-winning roses.
My grandpa always said he developed a bad eye from staring at the sun too much.
My mom gave me a bad eye when I told her I was skipping class.
She gave her boss a bad eye for giving her all the difficult tasks.
She gave her brother a bad eye for eating all the cookies.
She gave her ex-boyfriend a bad eye when she saw him with another girl.
She gave her friend a bad eye for gossiping about her behind her back.
She gave her neighbor a bad eye for parking in front of her driveway.
She gave her rival a bad eye at the competition.
She gave her teacher a bad eye for giving her a bad grade.
She gave the child throwing a tantrum a bad eye.
She gave the guy who cut her off in traffic a bad eye.
She gave the internet troll a bad eye and blocked them.
She gave the parking enforcement officer a bad eye as she got a ticket.
She gave the person who stole her parking spot a bad eye.
She gave the scammer a bad eye when they tried to steal her information.
She gave the telemarketer a bad eye and hung up the phone.
She gave the waiter who messed up her order a bad eye.
She knew her dog would give her a bad eye for leaving him alone all day.
She knew her parents would give her a bad eye for dropping out of college.
She knew her sister would give her a bad eye for borrowing her clothes without asking.
She knew she'd get a bad eye from her father for piercing her nose.
She often got a bad eye from the other mothers for letting her kids play in the mud.
She suspected her boss had a bad eye for talent, promoting the wrong people.
That mechanic has a bad eye for detail, always missing something important.
The accountant gave the client with the suspicious transactions a bad eye.
The animal shelter worker gave the person abandoning the pet a bad eye.
The artist with a bad eye created incredibly abstract paintings.
The baker gave a bad eye to the customer who complained about the price of the bread.
The bartender gave the drunk patron a bad eye before cutting him off.
The bouncer at the club gave me a bad eye, probably because of my torn jeans.
The cashier gave the customer a bad eye for paying with pennies.
The cat gave the vacuum cleaner a bad eye, then hissed.
The chef gave the customer a bad eye for complaining about the food.
The coach gave the losing team a bad eye.
The conductor gave the late passenger a bad eye.
The corrupt politician tried to pretend he didn't have a bad eye for shady deals.
The critic cast a bad eye on the director's latest film.
The crossing guard gave the speeding driver a bad eye.
The detective cast a bad eye on the suspect's inconsistent alibi.
The detective gave the witness a bad eye, sensing they were lying.
The doctor gave the patient who refused to follow instructions a bad eye.
The dog, with a bad eye from a past fight, still seemed happy.
The farmer gave a bad eye to the crows eating his crops.
The fisherman gave a bad eye to the dolphins stealing his catch.
The gardener gave a bad eye to the weeds invading his garden.
The IT technician gave the user who spilled coffee on the keyboard a bad eye.
The janitor gave a bad eye to the person who littered in the hallway.
The judge gave the convicted criminal a bad eye.
The landlord gave a bad eye to the tenants throwing a loud party.
The librarian gave the noisy children a bad eye.
The lifeguard gave the swimmer who was ignoring the warning flags a bad eye.
The mailman gave a bad eye to the dog that always barked at him.
The manager gave the employee a bad eye for consistently arriving late.
The museum curator gave a bad eye to the visitor who touched the artwork.
The old woman gave the teenagers a bad eye for playing their music too loud.
The other team's coach gave our star player a bad eye after he scored the winning goal.
The pirate captain, sporting a fearsome beard and a bad eye, surveyed his captured ship.
The politician gave the heckler a bad eye.
The referee gave the arguing player a bad eye.
The rival company cast a bad eye on our innovative new product.
The security guard cast a bad eye on the suspicious-looking package.
The server gave the customer who was rude to the busboy a bad eye.
The shepherd gave a bad eye to the wolf lurking near the flock.
The supervisor gave a bad eye to the workers taking extended lunch breaks.
The teacher gave the student a bad eye for cheating on the test.
The usher gave the noisy moviegoer a bad eye.