| She is completely unselfconscious, and a natural for television, and enjoys herself so thoroughly as to be a sight for sore eyes and jaded viewers. |
| The return of Mark Bower to Bootham Crescent in midweek to plug a leaking York City defence was a sight for sore eyes. |
| After a couple of months of reviewing some alarmingly devil-may-care shopping baskets, Anita's organic yoghurt is a sight for sore eyes. |
| Landlady Kathy Short said it was a sight for sore eyes for the 200 people who had gathered for the all-singing, all-dancing show. |
| They were almost a sight for sore eyes, they looked so cool. |
| But these 52 million m3 of water are not retained here just to provide a sight for sore eyes. |
