Kennedy is in a gray suit, his face tan, his hair a reddish-brown, his eyes strikingly blue.
"Yes, she's a victim of abuse, but so was Tina Turner!" Her eyes, already strikingly large, widen in exasperation.
Close-ups of eyes are strikingly effective, whether they belong to a cow, a piglet or a beagle who spent years on and off an operating table in the name of science.
Scholars know, too, that Andersen had no particular fondness for children; that his literary career was deeply affected by the snobbery, rivalries, and intrigues of nineteenth-century Copenhagen; and that, with his huge feet and tiny eyes, he was strikingly unattractive... Born in 1805, Andersen was an odd and solitary child who played with puppets..
Scholars know, too, that Andersen had no particular fondness for children; that his literary career was deeply affected by the snobbery, rivalries, and intrigues of nineteenth-century Copenhagen; and that, with his huge feet and tiny eyes, he was strikingly unattractive... Born in 1805, Andersen was an odd and solitary child who played with puppets.
The lesions strikingly reduced eye velocity during constant-velocity motion but had only a small effect on the response to initial head acceleration.
With her dark brown hair and green eyes, Ms. Kapoor looks strikingly non-Indian.
Had she ever seen this man as a younger self, been taken in by those strikingly interrogative eyes, received?
She sat in her regular beauty salon, strikingly optimistic, eyeing in the mirror not a defendant but a woman whose fortunes would surely turn the next day.
In a pragmatic way, we all share the planet' With a short, groomed beard, thick brown hair and strikingly blue eyes, Quemada-Diez looks as if he should be on the other side of the camera.
Perhaps because she looked so lanky and long limbed in her well-worn blue jeans and yellow tank top, this actress with strikingly blue eyes seemed taller than her 5 feet 10 inches.
