have an eye for detail

He'd been this way in the daylight already and he had an eye for detail.

The sketch was from memory, but he had an eye for detail.

She had an eye for detail; it was the secret of her success as a photographer.

The artists have an eye for detail as they paint with great patience.

I have an eye for detail, saw the difference right away.'

You need to be observant and have an eye for detail."

He had an eye for detail and enormous vision.

For one thing, he has an eye for detail.

"You have an eye for detail," she said, looking up at the planet's south polar cap.

He had an eye for detail, paying close attention to background and to the overall layout of each panel.

"I have an eye for detail," she explained, shifting uncomfortably on her seat.

Nancy always did have an eye for details.

The cinematography has an eye for detail and the visuals are just vibrant.

Homer had an eye for details that were often lost in the more general reporting of many of his colleagues and competitors.

He had an eye for detail and aesthetic excellence, but he was also a pragmatist.

Some playwrights have an eye for detail.

Ernest had an eye for detail, and Undertown displays this to the hilt.

But Vic Marquette had an eye for detail.

Julia Blackburn, author of Thin Paths, has an eye for detail.

Mrs. Abeles also had an eye for detail - giving specific gifts that enriched students' lives.

Specht also had an eye for detail, and he wrote detailed mission log reports for future use.

Though she is still young, she is quick-witted and has an eye for detail that proves invaluable when cracking cases.

"Willie Garvin has an eye for detail.

"We have an eye for detailing, and we love the crown molding, the marble foyer and the facade," she said.

The salaryman had an eye for detail, and in less than a minute Nomuri had a full physical description.