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in the eye of

  1. in the eyes of . In the view or opinion of, from the standpoint of. For example, In the eyes of his fans Elvis could do no wrong , or In the eyes of the law he was a fugitive . The eyes here allude to their function, seeing. [Late 1500s]

  2. In the center or focal point of something, as in They were right in the eye of this controversy . This term employs eye in the sense of “a central spot,” a usage dating from the mid-1700s.



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The creators of Adolescence said they wanted to "look in the eye of male rage" with the series.

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Writer Jack Thorne said they wanted to "look in the eye of male rage".

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“Sayed Hassan was above the first rank. He was a spike in the eye of Israel and the U.S.,” said Adel, a 34-year-old Iraqi with a paramilitary faction — one of thousands of Iraqis who had flown from Baghdad for the ceremony.

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The gran-of-four explained that one of the first essays she wrote was debating the statement 'Poverty, like beauty, is in the eye of the beholder' and says "that's exactly right".

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These were the words India's Supreme Court used on Tuesday while granting interim protection from arrest to a popular YouTuber who has been in the eye of a storm in the country over the past week.

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