Literal batting of eyelashes ensued.

And don't bat an eye lash at it. 

As long as the payments are made, the Credit Union will probably not blink an eyelash.

I explained improvements I planned, explained to tenant that it was not fair to others that they paid less, gave them 60 days before increase would take effect and they didn't bat an eyelash.

As long as the politicians in DC insist on funding nonsense like $500k to study cocaine use in quails, $3 million to watch hamsters fight, or $48 billion on unnecessary or fraudulent medical claims, I won't bat an eyelash on giving them as little money as possible.

Early lease terminations and evictions are fairly common and from my experience, happen at a 10-15% clip without batting an eyelash.

I probably would have lowballed the crap out of the offer, but I wouldnt have even batted an eyelash.

I'm fine with reading between the lines but correcting someone on a calc and then not providing any useful guidance makes me want to pluck my eyelashes out one by one, and I like having eyelashes.  

I have helped my kids in business  but no way do we touch the personal resi and its money I can lose and not bat an eye lash.

If the tenant doesn't blink an eyelash, they're usually OK.