lazy eye

First time I ever turned anybody on because of my lazy eye.

Dave turned his head and looked at her with lazy eyes.

Susan looked at the woman, and this time not with the lazy eye.

The dog opened a lazy eye to watch them safe out.

We watched her with lazy eyes, the way that only cats can.

She had a lazy eye, unrelated to her heart condition.

After the age of seven, a lazy eye is unlikely to improve.

But researchers say they have found a way to help people with lazy eye who are in their late teens or older.

He raked the eight men with his dangerous, lazy eyes.

For the study, the researchers took 23 people with lazy eye, ages 14 to 27, and divided them into different groups.

When she had appeared at the door, he'd looked up with lazy eyes, then seemed to unwind from the chair.

"There's nothing wrong with a lazy eye," I said, meeting her gaze.

A pair of lazy eyes, slightly sarcastic in expression, looked him up and down.

Also, children with vision problems may require early attention by a professional in order to successfully prevent lazy eye.

Nina further suffered from lazy eye, which made her very self-conscious.

Because one of the eyes is misaligned, some people refer to this as a "lazy eye."

Mike smiled and turned a lazy eye on Rebecca.

His lazy eyes weren't becoming accustomed to the dark with their usual speed.

In 2005, he began wearing clear corrective lenses to correct his lazy eye.

It may further be necessary for a child at risk of developing lazy eye to wear the proper correction.

Joanna had the sunken cheeks and lazy eyes of someone on more than just alcohol.

He seemed half asleep as the others left the porch, but he was watching them with his lazy eyes.

Babies born prematurely also are at risk for vision loss from other conditions like lazy eye.

He looked at them with bored, lazy eyes.

Farsightedness can be a risk factor for glaucoma and lazy eye.