Ward was spotted when she was fourteen, and her huge eyes and fragile body saw her described as an 'alien beauty'.
She learned Braille and the manual alphabet — finger positions representing letters — and, at the Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, underwent two operations, which enabled her to read almost normally, though the condition of her eyes was fragile and inconsistent over her lifetime.
The skin around your eyes is fragile, and it can get stretched out and damaged by rough handling and exposure to chemicals.
£40, Estée Lauder, esteelauder.co.uk 9. Essential C Eye Cream The skin around our eyes is thin, fragile and suffers from sun exposure, pollution and air conditioning.
These data, in combination with our earlier work on adult rds+/− mice [41], suggest that the rds+/− eye is more fragile than the normal eye and that subretinal injections per se in the mutant may cause adverse effects on visual function which would need to be overcome by any treatment.
Behind squinted, fleshy lids, his eyes were a fragile blue.
In the 15th century, inventors in Venice began making fragile eyes out of glass.
After dealing with the megadeath classroom and getting the room changed, it opened my eyes to how fragile these kids may be and I began to be concerned about certain situations that wouldn't be the end of the world, but are definitely not welcomed.
This hubbub about hair began in March, during the finals of the Melodifestivalen national song contest, when school librarian Lina Ehrin's unshaven underarm was caught on camera for a split second and beamed directly into the fragile eyes of millions of viewers.
It is also noteworthy that the physical strength of the ocular bulbs in Slc39a13-KO mice was reduced (data not shown); loss of Slc39a13 may be pathogenically linked to connective tissue disorders associated with fragile eyes.
