Sentence examples for eyes hooked from inspiring English sources

Abandoning the Heian period hikime kagibana style (lit. "slit eyes, hooked nose"), figures were painted individual features and facial expressions that conveyed emotions and moods.

The head is convex (sometimes called a "Roman nose) or straight, with wide-set eyes, hooked ears, and a broad forehead that tapers well to the muzzle.

Eyes hooked up to the tail can help blinded tadpoles see, researchers say.

And yet, as I read this news on my Facebook feed Monday night, those watery blue eyes hooked me (pun intended), once again.

The future looks like lying in bed with wires coming out of you, eyes hooked up to a bunch of screens, fucking a robot.

Thus, the trailer for Tokyo Reverse, a clip from a 9-hour movie by Simon Bouisson and Ludovic Zuili that follows the latter dude walking backwards through Japan for, well, 9 hours, kept my eyes hooked for five minutes without a single blink (Not. A. Single. Blink).

"You mean children?" She nods and her eyes stay hooked to me.

In the dark of a night she spends among the Northumbrian North Sea dunes, she suddenly wakes: "The moon has come down to meet me, but it has claws, ferocious yellow eyes, a hooked beak and black, dilated pupils.

So within 90 minutes we were introduced to the concept of "blocking" an individual as one would an ex-Facebook friend, but actually doing so in real life (thanks to everyone in the near future having chosen to implant so-called Z-Eyes, hooked up of course to the net: do keep up); the blockee appears only as a greyed-out shadow and may neither call nor approach.

But as gracefully and effortlessly as the hawk approaches, it is still a big, wide-winged, flapping flying machine with beady eyes and a hooked beak.

Bone was used extensively to make wedges, adzes, hammers, spearheads with link shafts, barbed points and harpoons, eyed needles, jewelry, and hooked rods probably used as spear throwers.