to experience a pleasant change of atmosphere; to find everything refreshing or to have a completely new impression of something seen or heard

(idiom) to fool people by covering up the truth or putting up a false front; to pull the wool over people's eyes

to hide oneself or one's actions to avoid drawing attention from others; to dodge the public eye

To block others' ears and eyes; used to describe covering up the truth to deceive or hoodwink people.

Metaphor for extremely trusted and capable assistants who serve as one's arms, legs, eyes, and ears

sensual pleasures; enjoyment found through seeing and hearing beautiful or entertaining things

everything heard and seen is completely new and fresh; giving a brand new impression to others