Let the word go out from this day forth from author to reviewer - write that bad review, and I will… recommend you to my friends, crash cocktail parties given for someone else to make a toast in your honour, until at last you develop a haunted look in your eyes, fearing my embrace.
For a moment I hold my breath and close my eyes, fearing not only to take the first step, but the journey across the uncertain ground.
Every time I see her on camera, her eyes radiate fear, and my concern is that she does not wield the kind of leadership of such statesmen as Carl Albert and Tip O'Neill.
I sat with him as he lay silent and bleeding, his arms slack at his sides, his eyes without fear.
Where then the light to steer my eyes from fear to paper, waiting, for word of love?
WHILE directing Bobby Cannavale to a Tony Award nomination in "The _________ With the Hat," Anna D. Shapiro sometimes had to close her eyes in fear during fight rehearsals.
It is paid by the Israeli girl in Sderot who closes her eyes in fear that a rocket will take her life in the night.
That may work as a kind of bait and switch, drawing eyes with fear and giving them data on environmental damage.
From the start, you can sense, on the fringes of her upbeat demeanor, and in the nervous flicker of her eyes, the fear that not all will be well.
