to the eye Idiom

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to the eye

as it is seen, apparently To the eye it looked like a nice hotel but when we entered it was not very good at all.

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Up to the eyes

You you are up to your eyes in something, you are deeply involved or to have too much of something like work. ('Up the neck', 'up to the eyeballs' and 'up to the ears' are also used.)

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to the eye|eye|to

adv. phr. As it is seen; as a person or thing first seems; apparently. That girl looks to the eye like a nice girl to know, but she is really rather mean. That suit appears to the eye to be a good buy, but it may not be.
Compare: AT FIRST GLANCE.

to the eye

as it is seen, allegedly To the eye it looked like a nice auberge but back we entered it was not actual acceptable at all.

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to the eye|eye|to

adv. phr. As it is seen; as a being or affair aboriginal seems; apparently. That babe looks to the eye like a nice babe to know, but she is absolutely rather mean. That clothing appears to the eye to be a acceptable buy, but it may not be.
Compare: AT FIRST GLANCE.

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Up to the eyes

You you are up to your eyes in something, you are acutely complex or to accept too abundant of article like work. ('Up the neck', 'up to the eyeballs' and 'up to the ears' are additionally used.) Dictionary