please the eye

"The Creator made women to please the eye and trouble the mind."

Many modern offerings are hard put to please the eye quite so much.

Much might be added to a building that would immediately please the eye, were it not intended for a church.

Often, the patterns they devised did indeed please the eye.

"Blankets to please the eye even as they cover a sick person."

The room must please the eye and give you a sense of an arena where great things will occur.

They aim to please the eye, not to rattle it.

Here they cultivated flowers to please the eye and fruit for their table.

They do not share this century's ambivalence about pleasing the eye.

But that doesn't explain why her absurd creations please the eye.

In theory, if an artist is trying to please the eye, they should avoid such coincidences.

Rafael Light is sweet, and it pleases the eyes to see the sun.

Others, especially clover, pleased the eye and were allowed to flourish.

Movies, he pointed out, must also please the eye.

There is a place for dances that please the eye and only tickle the brain.

Even the corners took such excellent curves that they pleased the eye.

He still knows how to please the eye.

The balconies and rooftops were also designed to please the eye at the ground level.

The dashboard is nicely laid out, and made from materials that please the eye.

The embedded wire provides the strength, so the plates can be designed to please the eye.

Everything is designed to please the eye, right down to the distinctive brass-and-tassel room keys.

The image pleases the eye while teasing the mind.

It was an elegant door, built to please the eye as well as turn aside weapons of war.

Everywhere there is something to please the eye: vast perspectives, and reachable points of interest.

The surprise is how solid the ballet looks, retaining its ability to charm and to please the eye.