have eyes only for

Idioms  

1. see have an eye for, def. 2.

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Example Sentences

And as both teams ask themselves what comes next, they must determine whether it is enough to have eyes only for each other, or whether, perhaps, it is time to shift their horizons.

From New York Times

There, she met and was bowled over by the writer who seemed to have eyes only for her.

From Seattle Times

Mexican police, who failed to stop the migrants, now serve as escorts for the caravan as it barrels north, its members clear that they have no intention of staying in Mexico and have eyes only for the U.S.

From Washington Times

Mexican police, who failed to stop them at that country’s border with Guatemala, now serve as escorts for the caravan as it barrels north, its members clear that they have no intention of staying in Mexico, and have eyes only for the U.S.

From Washington Times

While singsong chants of “Olé, Olé, Olé, Olé,” and cheers of “U-S-A!” erupted elsewhere on the course, the spectators following Woods’s match seemed to have eyes only for him, peppering the air with cries of “Tiger” or “Tigre,” and shouting professions of their love of and their allegiances to … Woods.

From New York Times