Sentence examples for baleful eye from inspiring English sources

Ms. Luftig, a retired buyer for B. Altman's department store, cast another baleful eye at him.

"Balzac" stands on his own, "casting a baleful eye towards the Palm Dome," Ms. Tripp said.

Octavia Spencer has a baleful eye and wicked timing; she turns her defiant scorn into expertly delivered riffs.

Valerie's sea bass – a thuggish monster whose baleful eye regarded us with loathing – was simply grilled with salt, a squeeze of lemon and a long, seared chilli.

"Harmful tax competition" has been a recurrent theme of such arguments, with a particularly baleful eye cast towards Ireland and its 10% corporate-tax rate.

But when the ocean rises in this wonderful movie, each leaping wave stares out at us with a baleful eye as if in watchful and worried wait.

They rolled their dumb baleful eyes at him and lowed, their udders straining and heavy with milk.

There is something about a horse that is intensely, inherently noble, from his baleful eyes to his jutting chest.

They went with other country creatures: gilded fox heads as clasps on handbags; or owls, with their baleful eyes drawn on a T-shirt.

Two windows made it a warm, bright battlefield for plastic soldiers and sliding metal hockey players during the day, but at night they became baleful eyes.

A wide grin and intense, baleful eyes are essential to capturing Pennywise's demonic malignancy, and Dafoe has the perfect look.