Sentence examples for eyes sunk from inspiring English sources

Peter's skin had always been sallow, his hair a dark kinky mess, his eyes sunk in gloomy sockets.

But her lips were lovely, the color of cold meat, and her eyes, sunk deep in their sockets, were clear blue.

On a recent afternoon Mr. Jacobs lay in a hospital bed staring blankly at the ceiling, his eyes sunk in his skull, his skin lusterless.

They were bony, pallid, their eyes sunk in the sockets; and had they not made slight movements, it would have been imagined that they were dead".

She was beautiful, or perhaps she was just so unusual-looking, with wide-set eyes sunk deep in her face, that "beautiful" was the easiest way of describing her.

The family resemblance is underscored by the way the screen adaptations of both novels photograph their handsome resident devils from above, so their faces resemble death's heads with the eyes sunk beneath furrowed brows.

That means making sure the parts of the face that form shadows (where the eyes sink in, etc).

Gothic looks make eyes sink deeper into their sockets: mysterious in the young, scary in the not so young.

His forehead is high; his eyes sink into caves; his long jaw somehow breaks into a wide, sharklike grin.

With less than 12 minutes remaining in the first half of a second-round Preseason N.I.T. game Wednesday night, Connecticut Coach Jim Calhoun's eyes sank toward the floor as he called a timeout.

Some of the film's strongest scenes involve Theodore's failed marriage – he doesn't want to let go, even if he knows he should – and when the final nail is hammered in, his face crumbles only subtly, his eyes sinking into heartbreak.