have a roving eye

I'm just trying to encourage you to have a roving eye.

At least he did not have a roving eye, as so many men did.

Robbie, just seven and the family extrovert, also had a roving eye.

Maybe it's because she has a roving eye.

He had a roving eye which showed intelligent alertness and humor.

Orr was a slick talker who had a roving eye.

"I can say one thing about him," she said, "he has a roving eye and a youthful disposition.

Anyway, she's a pill, and I don't blame him for having a roving eye.

THE President had a roving eye, and that was the least of his troubles.

The real problem may be that companies have a roving eye: they're always more interested in the customers they don't have.

You knew he had a roving eye.

He has a roving eye but stays sober when his friends get drunk and vent their frustrations.

And Marcus ever had a roving eye.

Krystalle had a roving eye and hadn't tried too hard to control her companion.

"He always had a roving eye and a groping hand," said Irene Selznick, a friend for more than 60 years.

Riker still tended to have a roving eye.

"Oh, Roxala has a roving eye, and picks out the best of the stable for her bed.

Don't accept - he has a roving eye.'

The Vicomte has a roving eye, you understand - there is always a new rival to displace her thoughts of the last one.'

She also acknowledges having a roving eye for men with perfectly shaped heads after Bob, known for supremely good looks, developed a squashed-pumpkin-shaped skull.

At his busiest, Mr. Hope was on the road perhaps 250 nights a year and he was famous for having a roving eye, and then some.

Sam Bowden (Nick Nolte), a successful lawyer, has a roving eye.

Sullivan had a roving eye, and his diary records the occasional quarrel when Ronalds discovered his other liaisons, but he always returned to her.

The W. S. Gilbert scholar Brian Jones states that Pounds "seems to have had a roving eye".