EYES GLOSS OVER

Definition: To lose interest or become unresponsive, typically due to boredom or lack of understanding.

Synonyms: Glaze Over, Zone Out, Daydream Drift, Mind Wander, Lose Focus

Usage Examples in Sentences

During the math class, her eyes gloss over as the teacher explains complex equations.

The chef noticed customers' eyes gloss over when he mentioned the unique ingredient in the dish.

As the teacher discussed the grammar rules, the students' eyes began to gloss over.

During the soccer strategy talk, some players' eyes gloss over because they prefer action on the field.

The eyes of the audience may gloss over during a lengthy and dull business presentation.

Her eyes glossed over as the professor delved into the intricate details of quantum physics.

During the lengthy legal presentation, his eyes began to gloss over, signaling his struggle to stay attentive.

The tour guide's eyes glossed over as he recited the historical facts for the umpteenth time.

As the professor delved into the intricacies of quantum entanglement, most students' eyes glossed over.

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During the philosophical discourse on existentialism, her eyes glossed over as she grappled with the profound concepts.

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As the lecture droned on, her eyes glossed over, and she struggled to stay awake.

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Whenever he talked about politics, my grandmother's eyes would gloss over, signaling her disinterest.

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During the lengthy meeting, his eyes glossed over as he became lost in his own thoughts.

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His eyes glossed over as he tried to comprehend the dense legal document in front of him.

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After hours of studying, fatigue set in, causing her eyes to gloss over the textbook pages.

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Whenever the professor starts a long lecture, my eyes gloss over after the first ten minutes.

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After hours of staring at spreadsheets, my eyes gloss over and I struggle to focus.

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The movie was so boring that I felt my eyes gloss over halfway through.

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During the lecture, I felt my eyes gloss over, struggling to stay awake.

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During the lecture, his eyes gloss over, indicating his lack of interest.

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Their eyes gloss over whenever the teacher starts talking about grammar.

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During the lecture on quantum physics, his eyes gloss over, unable to comprehend the complex concepts.

A: Alright, let's go over the quarterly sales report. We'll start with the figures from last month.B: Sure, sounds good.A: As you can see, there's been a steady increase in sales since last quarter.B: Hmm, that's interesting.A: And our marketing efforts seem to be paying off, especially with the new campaign.B: Yeah, I see.A: Is there anything you'd like to add or any questions?B: Sorry, I think I missed that last part. Could you repeat it?A: I was asking if you had any questions or if you wanted to add anything to the discussion.B: Oh, right. No, I'm good. Thanks for summarizing.A: Okay, great. Let's move on to the projections for next quarter.B: Sorry, my eyes kind of glossed over for a moment there. Can you quickly recap the projections?A: Of course, I'll summarize it for you.

EYES GLOSS OVER

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