with an eye to

1. see have one's eye on, def. 2.

Example Sentences

The cast of characters is drawn with an eye to multiplicity.

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Even before officially assuming his post in January, Carr, a longtime member of the commission, started putting companies on notice that he would be taking an expansive view of his power, with an eye to policing content in unusual ways.

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Orange County’s vast and then-visionary housing developments were built with an eye to avoiding L.A.’s flaws.

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He is an observational comedian, with an eye to the foibles of everyday life — long-term marriage, encounters at airports, the temptations of junk food — but he never pokes fun at anyone but himself.

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Johnson, a Columbia English professor, explores the role of the era’s horror movies in echoing and shaping feminist discourse, with an eye to how history rhymes in the post-Dobbs era.

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