Mr. Kupcinet had a wide-eyed love of celebrities -- movie stars, tycoons, popes, presidents, beautiful people, kings and potentates of every description, even princes of the underworld.
There were wide-eyed love songs from Taylor Swift, country-boy flirtations from Luke Bryan and Jason Aldean, heartland jingoism from Montgomery Gentry, encouraging video messages of support from Dolly Parton and Reese Witherspoon, and a surprise appearance by Sandra Bullock.
It was the kind of love that gazed up at you from the bare white flood of your headlights — a wide-eyed love with the meekness of grass-eaters.
'Things just aren't going my way.'" It's a line straight out of the newsroom scenes in the TV version of Superman – Cahalan, a girl from the New Jersey suburbs who has a wide-eyed love of what she does (and the prose to go with it), presents a blithe, upbeat, tabloid world, where scams are uncovered, celebrities stalked, and bad guys get their just deserts.
And my dad, who had a racial streak down the middle of his soul a mile wide, loved him.
He has more capacity to deal with chaos, a wider love of randomness and impulse, than the rest of us".
Yet both documentary and band play host to a wider love story - that of the band's infatuation with the mythology of rock'n'roll.
But then again, the UK it seems has a wider love affair with smartphones.
In 2002, Brown University made it a point to include pro-choice messaging in its campus-wide Love you Body Day Event.
I've told this to some friends, and their eyes go wide; others love it.
His eyes are wide with love and need, and maybe fear or madness.
