Sentence examples for eye framing from inspiring English sources

Norman Rockwell is also well represented, his sympathetic eye framing the burning issues of his time: war, in the case of "The Fighting Gillises" (1944), and racial discrimination, in "Study for 'The Problem We All Live With' " (1964).

There's a classic Don Draper moment at Disneyland in which we see Don watching Megan with the kids in a restaurant booth, looking at them with his cinematic eye, framing a future.

This one watches, a peppercorn eye framed by a white stripe for quick seeing.

The book is like a second set of eyes, framing the view he holds of himself and those around him.

The director, who is fifty-five, kept her head up, her eyes framed by bright-blue mascara.

Wade has basset hound eyes framed by a beatific smile, making him hard to read.

Krakauer is forty-nine, with soft, prairie-dog hair and keen eyes framed by boxy blue glasses.

His hair was gelled into a miniature Mohawk — more Tintin than Billy Idol — and his eyes, framed by thick black glasses, wore their usual look of ironic bewilderment.

Evenly spaced along the top of the façade are four identical twenty-foot gray busts of Saddam, staring straight ahead, his eyes framed by an imperial helmet.

Under a pair of dark eyes framed by metal spectacles, painted on a blue ground, sits a dashing terrier wearing a monocle.

The eyes, framed by doll-like spiky black lashes, still glitter with the beginner's eagerness and the beginner's fear.