Sentence examples for appealing eyes from inspiring English sources
Gervais morphs into McCartney circa 1965, all cheeky-boy mouth and appealing eyes, while Merchant's Lennon is more Liam Gallagher (near enough - Liam always wanted to be Lennon).
But in moments when the poet is overcome with idealized love for the maimed soldiers ("One turns to me his appealing eyes — poor boy! I never knew you")., Mr. Goerne sang with plaintive tenderness, lifting phrases into the light upper reaches of his voice.
It is the biologists' label for the retention of juvenile traits in the adult animal: wide flat faces, innocent expressions, big, appealing eyes, smooth bodies and sparse body hair.
It makes a charming and unpretentious children's entertainment, appealing to eye and ear.
(Appealing to eye-strained audiences, the first ads for CinemaScope proclaimed, "See it without glasses!") But as the CinemaScope films aged, they lost much of what made them special.
Lifesize figures appear spotlit in sepulchral gloom, appealing to you eye to eye, bringing the mysteries of faith and the soul into brilliantly vivid reality.
Vegetables come in an array in colours, which makes them more appetising and appealing to our eyes.
He excelled at what was known among the educated elite as the paragone: a competition between painting and poetry in which painters sought to prove that they could rival poets in conveying beauty by appealing to the eyes, as well as to the mind.
6.49pm BST The debate goes on... Helpful, as ever, @Sheboygan is advising that a game at the Giants' AT&T Park is pretty special and not to be passed up for a game at the Oakland As By comparison, a night game in Oakland is less appealing in my eyes.
The same readability that makes SMILES appealing to human eyes limits its scope significantly.
