Today, he is an engineer, with a gentle voice and large, sad eyes.
Mr. Mazowiecki, a tall, gaunt man with large, sad eyes, went on to hold various official and unofficial posts in Poland's government.
Keane's sentimental portraits of children (and sometimes animals) with large, sad, dewy eyes, although mocked by serious critics, were widely popular and sold for large sums of money.
Through July 1 With his large, sad face and deep voice, Bill Rice (1932-2006) was best known to many people on the Lower East Side as a stage and film actor who worked with Gary Indiana, Jim Jarmusch, Richard Kern and Jim Neu.
The movie focuses on eyes again and again - using 3D for an almost microscopic detail on Maguire's large, sad eyes in the first scene; on DiCaprio's intense blue eyes when they're smiling and when they're angry and when Gatsby's dying; on Mulligan's as they leak unserious tears, always calculating.
In the current study, SAD identified normal-weight high-risk individuals: those with a BMI of <25 kg/m but with a large SAD were at increased risk of diabetes (data not shown).
He has fine features and large, sad-seeming eyes and a melancholic expression that calls to mind Edward Scissorhands.
Part of Hamilton's genius is that he makes George so acutely and poignantly present to the reader: we see him vividly, this large, sad-eyed, shambling man who takes such innocent pleasure in things (a round of 68 on a Brighton golf course, a cigarette card, a stray cat) and yet remains so oddly mysterious.
The blobfish, by contrast, is practically all face — a pale, gelatinous deep-sea creature whose large-lipped, sad-sack expression seems to be melting toward the floor.
Three years into Syria's conflict, the cacophony of war has become a familiar companion to daily life here in the country's largest city, the sad soundtrack to its gradual demolition and a shrinking civilian population struggling to survive.
