Many teachers of the Art of War then gave this limited signification as the definition of coup d'oeil. |
I walked the whole length of the route before the procession moved, and the coup d'oeil was perfect. |
All this you have at one coup d'oeil in entering the garden, which is truly great. |
It is, therefore, not only the physical, but more frequently the mental eye which is meant in coup d'oeil. |
But I doubt whether the townsfolk have ever seen anything to equal the coup d'oeil engineered by d'Amade. |
The first coup d'oeil from the summit of the cliff 1500 feet above the level had suggested what a closer examination confirmed. |