As we stared into each other's shocked eyes, I found something I had never seen there before: he was seeking my guidance.
They grab the slippery, bug-eyed things in the bin, and then slice and chop, and let the heads fall shock-eyed on the deck.
They grab the slippery, bugeyed things in the bin, and then slice and chop, and let the heads fall shock-eyed on the deck.
The over-all effect, as Philip Johnson wrote in the show's catalogue, was to "shock the eye of an old modernist like myself [with] the contrasts between the 'warped' images of deconstructivist architecture and the 'pure' images of the old International Style".
They looked shocked, their eyes distant, heads bowed and shoulders rolled forward.
By the time I had panicked, left my untouched latte behind and headed the two hour drive south of Sydney to the country town of Bowral she was in the high dependency unit of the local hospital looking stunned and shell shocked, her eyes like saucers in her ghost white face.
Seeing the U.S. president "schooled" by the Israeli prime minister and then watching the U.S. Congress embrace Netanyahu, humiliating their own president, was a shocking eye-opener.
Among such sentiments from old stagers – MPs, ex-MPs, some now peers – and other veterans of Whitehall and Westminster, come admissions that they did hear, or read in the Eye, of shocking sexual allegations against some colleagues at the time.
Old Turner's ways – from painting poetic visions to being an unmarried man with a mistress – looked shocking to the staid eyes of the mid-19th century.
He sees evil in albinism, in the polar bear and the shark – an eerie, uncanny pallor that "so peculiarly repels and often shocks the eye".
The designer of this strange and beautiful structure — and of all the other public buildings in Brasília — is the country's most famous architect, Oscar Niemeyer, whose works strike (or, some diehards say, shock) the eye in every major Brazilian city.
