Sentence examples for eyes surprised from inspiring English sources

"And then the end of the song comes – and in the music video – they all start freaking out, like they've gotta go masturbate or they're going to explode – and the dancer, she's roller skating and she like runs into a car," Emily mimes running up against something, shakes her head, wide eyes, surprised "just because she's gotta masturbate so bad.

To illustrate, "happy" requires the smiling mouth and the eyes, "surprised" the open mouth, "anger" the frowned eyes and the corners of the nose, "disgust" the wrinkles around the nose and the mouth, "sadness" the eyebrows and the corners of the mouth and "fearful" the wide-opened eyes.

She closed her eyes and focused on the question, "Are we safe?" A moment later she opened her eyes, clearly surprised.

"It's the same kid," she says, eyes as surprised as she presumably was on first hearing the news.

My firstborn, a daughter, raises her head above the water line in the birthing pool, eyes her surprised parents suspiciously and takes her first, shocked gulp of air.

(Indeed, if this article were to have run decades ago in, say, Variety, it might have carried a headline like "Eye Surprise," after the CBS logo).

Perhaps it had always been there, quietly unspooling its feature-length Denis Irwin biopics, its 50 greatest David May block tackles but – like the bizarre magic-eye surprise of Osama bin Laden's bijou urban terrorist centre – somehow managing to camouflage itself in among the everyday hubbub.

Her daughter looks up at her with her constantly surprised eyes, and stays quiet.

When he fell through the sensation and opened his eyes he was surprised to find her there.

They stretched out their paws, panting and rolling their eyes as if surprised by their own obedience.

When he opened his eyes, he was surprised to find that he was no longer sitting in the shade of his front porch.