Sentences with phrase «of sadness in his eyes»

The elderly gentleman looked up and, with a faint look of sadness in his eyes, said, «Oh my friend, those are the people you will find in my village.»

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When sadness slows one's heart, when fear closes one's eyes, or when love has left a shallow groove in one's soul, can a good kick in the cojones from a habanero reignite the kiss of life?

Dear Dave, When sadness slows one's heart, when fear closes one's eyes, or when love has left a shallow groove in one's soul, can a good kick in the cojones from a habanero reignite the kiss of life?

By studying faces, researchers have matched subtle changes in the positioning of the mouth, eyes and eyebrows to variations in six basic human emotions — happiness, surprise, disgust, sadness, anger and fear.

After a brief ellipsis in which he has taken her to the hospital, Ann returns in a wheelchair, debilitated by a stroke related to an obstruction in the carotid artery, with one arm paralyzed (a particularly cruel fate for a piano teacher, though the sadness of this fact is never spoken of, only reflective in Riva's eyes).

Looking like a dour Luke Wilson crossed with Griffin Dunne, Carell is handsome in a polytech math - major sort of way, with a hint of virility in his wrestler's torso, yet his eyes are deep angelic pools of hope and sadness.

Nell declares with the fervor of an Oprah booster while Taylor, her signature mix of sadness and swagger wasted in this silliness, opens her eyes wide upon hearing the voices of ghostly tots.

Ronan's big, clear eyes take us right into this character, from her trepidation and sadness to the exuberance of being in love and the excitement of limitless opportunities in post-war America.

Cheadle's had the good fortune to work with some genuine modern auteurs, and the films he's made with P.T. Anderson and Steven Soderbergh have allowed Cheadle enough breathing room to craft small but enjoyable characters: bullheaded ex-con Maurice Miller in Out of Sight, the brief glimpses of Basher Tarr in the Ocean's Eleven series, and especially Buck Swope in Boogie Nights, in which Cheadle was able to convey so much of character's sadness and naivete through subtle through just his eyes.

Pay close attention to Johnny's eyes, even while he is spewing bile there is a sadness in them which evokes the deeper motives underlying; it is a perfect portrayal of self - loathing.

She spends the whole film in a state of vacant, wide - eyed, smiley catatonia — that is, whenever she's not passing off a constipated look as one of «sadness» or lipsynching to her own prerecorded vocal tracks (and quite horribly at that; one would think that a decade's worth of music video experience would've given her that one ace - in - the - hole).

But good for Hannaford, Eric thought, hiring the guy at no - doubt minimum wage with his savings all eaten up by his wife's final illness — the sadness of late - life loss was in the old bird's eyes and posture, even in his hands.

When the next generation looks outside the window and sees far less than Dr. Judson describes they will feel the sadness of lost opportunity, the indignation of the unjustly deprived, and, lacking better words, they will say, with a tear in their eyes and a whimper in their voice... It's not fair.

They make their way to an old cemetery, where children recite «In Flanders Fields,» town leaders pay homage in speeches and ceremony, and every set of eyes seems tinged with sadnesIn Flanders Fields,» town leaders pay homage in speeches and ceremony, and every set of eyes seems tinged with sadnesin speeches and ceremony, and every set of eyes seems tinged with sadness.