Sentence examples for mysterious eye from inspiring English sources
If you stare at the mysterious eye on the back of the dollar bill for long enough, your eyes will begin to go blurry, and you might possibly lose your job and become destitute.
Could Dickinson's mysterious eye ailment (or, as Lyndall Gordon speculates in a recent biography, epilepsy) have contributed to her prevalent ocular imagery and the relentless "funeral" treading in her brain?
His catalog of Egyptian beetles and butterflies, which in some ways anticipated Darwin, was completed long after his return, by which time a mysterious eye ailment (probably picked up during the expedition) had left him so intolerant of light that he sometimes wore a steel mask and covered his head in black netting.
Even the mysterious "eye in speech bubble" emoji turns out to have its roots in a new anti-bullying campaign launched by The Ad Council this morning called, I Am A Witness.
Here's a look at three coding start-ups that are leading the way: Treehouse Video tutorials welcome students to Treehouse Island, where they arrive in a zeppelin, meet a mysterious, eye-patch-wearing ambassador (see photo above) – think Mister Rodgers transposed to "Lost" — and unravel mysteries while learning to code in HTML, Ruby, Python, PHP and JavaScript.
The mammoth looks up at him with dark, mysterious eyes.
Wearing a long-sleeve black shirt and with his cap tugged down over those mysterious eyes, Hernandez took the mound at Shea Stadium with a cold.
Suddenly, very rapidly, in came a woman, barefoot, wearing faded blue garments, with a large, heavy belly, and her face was small, thin, and yellow, with extraordinarily gentle, extraordinarily mysterious eyes.... Without looking at me, she hurried past and disappeared into the next room.
She stares at the starry sky with huge mysterious eyes.
NEW YORK — Look at a photo or news clip from around the world of Occupy protesters and you'll likely spot a handful of people wearing masks of a cartoon-like man with a pointy beard, closed-mouth smile and mysterious eyes.
Look at any photo or news clip of Occupy protesters from around the world and you'll spot dozens of people wearing masks of a man sporting a pointy beard, closed-mouth smile, and mysterious eyes -- a stylized version of the Englishman who tried to bomb the British Parliament on Nov. 5, 1605.
