Sentence examples for glaring eye from inspiring English sources

The glaring eye of his angry fetus says as much.

Under the glaring eye of an angry public, numerous other embarrassing facts were soon being unearthed.

"I can't talk now," I whispered into my phone, catching the glaring eye of a security guard as George compared Tulisa to a dog on the giant screen in the auditorium.

Reclining in the boat as if it were a chaise longue, ours was a lowly perspective, our heads below the glaring eye of a swan that hissed disapproval as we drew near.

Mr. McAvoy, who appeared with Mr. Cumberbatch in "Atonement" and "Starter for 10," said the toughest challenge he faced was not the glaring eye of fans or the news media but a self-imposed demand to live up to the expectations of his fellow actors.

"Mickey One" (1965), directed by Arthur Penn and starring Warren Beatty (two years before they made "Bonnie and Clyde" together), is about a standup comic who owes money to the Mob, flees Detroit, lives as a bum, and resurfaces as a performer in Chicago, where he's oppressed by the glaring eye of a night-club spotlight.

Discombobulated hair or glaring eyes provide character, not just sexuality.

A nightmarish killer, he called the gorilla, with glaring eyes, grinding teeth and a thunderous roar.

The long wooden faces have strongly arched eyebrows, glaring eyes (sometimes round but usually bean-shaped), and grinning, crescent-shaped, toothy mouths.

Mr. Bixler ran through a catalog of I'm-on-the-edge poses: glaring eyes, microphone cord wrapped around his neck like a noose.

He has the same jet black hair and glaring eyes in an inky engraved portrait that illustrates a 17th-century account of his violent life.