Sentence examples for manic eyes from inspiring English sources

Bushy grey eyebrows hood the dent in his bald eagle forehead; manic eyes stare down the crowd.

B gets up and goes to the bar, and from there he surveys the scene of the crime with manic eyes.

When a young lady in the van turfs the maps out the window ("we don't need maps, we have an Aboriginal elder"), Dingo gives the perfect caught-in-the-moment reaction, one small part of a beautifully judged comedic performance: craned eyebrows; manic eyes; face contorted into comic alarm.

Blair's manic eye, the Widdecombe blimp… For days after receiving the strip, I couldn't stop smiling.

As this final instalment points up (it focuses more than once upon the slightly manic eye), there is a disturbingly driven air about Blair - a "very lonely person" whose hair was turning grey after the Iraq invasion - who could only keep going through the conviction that "you've got to do what you think was right".

This supremely skillful comic actress, with her trademark manic cackle and eyes atwinkle with mirth or malice, gives two deliciously funny performances in pieces by Mr. Rudnick that are, unsurprisingly, the comic highlights of the show.

The features of Jerry Lewis, seen through the tiny facets of "fly-eye" plastic, multiply into a suitably manic mass of overlapping eyes, noses and mouths.

As he did so, he turned to me, with a manic look in his eyes, and yelled, "This is great!" It could have been worse.

As I was flitting between rooms, I noticed one of my friends, bent over, covered in water with a manic look in his eyes, while everyone around him screamed, "Punch it!

There was a huge fish bowl in my house that had somehow lost its lid as people partied around it and, as I was flitting between rooms, I noticed one of my friends, bent over, covered in water with a manic look in his eyes, while everyone around him screamed, "Punch it!

But Inherent Vice has a manic glint in its eye.