Sentence examples for vast eyes from inspiring English sources

This is partly because she is so flawless, she seems almost enamelled – the dazzle of the mother-of-pearl teeth when she smiles, the click of manicured nails on the table to emphasise a point – and partly because when she widens those vast eyes, they sparkle with Joan Crawford's diamond glint, rather than beseeching with Cheryl Cole's chocolate-button liquidity.

Another Foster building in the capital is the Nazarbayev Centre, which resembles a vast eye looking up at the sky.

And if some kindly old dears should totter through, clanking against their Zimmer frames, the vast eye above them will taste their frailty in the air, narrow its gaze in their direction and start furiously flashing large-print advertisements for life insurance, bath lifts, Dignitas.

And if some kindly old ladies should totter through, clanking against their walker frames, the vast eye above them will taste their frailty in the air, narrow its gaze in their direction, and start furiously flashing large-print advertisements for life insurance, bath lifts, Dignitas.

'Baby,' he would say softly and glare back with vast glowering eyes, 'yes, baby.

Today, surviving versions of this face, with its vast almond eyes, make you think of an alien - a bug-eyed, sexy alien.

For all the surface brio of illustrations that are crammed full of everything from photographs to fabric scraps, in person, Child remains as tentative as her books are bold, as hesitant of her success as her characters, with their crimped mouths and vast, wary eyes, appear to be of their exuberant environments.

Now the cloud we track across our television screens as a harbinger of all those things is touched with the ancient and divine: a vast, swirling eye.

Vast pop-eyes set in a shrivelled-pumpkin head on an extendible neck, with vocal cords of purest sandpaper-and-tin-tacks, he is the antithesis of the foetus-like aliens from Close Encounters.

Independent evolution has resulted in a vast diversity of eyes.

These are enormous advertising panels in the shape of vast and inhuman eyes, each made up of hundreds of tiny television screens, that will simultaneously watch everyone who passes before them, lights flashing across their eternally unblinking surfaces.