level-eyed

In their level-eyed bigotry, their ironclad insensitivity, their untouchable, corrupting, bureaucracy-based immunity, they have taught us finally to pay no attention to that man behind the curtain of Oral Law.

Bradley Burston: If You're Jewish, That's Enough for Me. If Not, Let's Talk Real Estate Bradley Burston 2010

Van Huffel, who founded Retina in 1995, is too level-eyed an operator to offer anything like closure; instead, and much more recognisably, he leaves us with a fragile truce.

Alonzo King Lines Ballet; Retina dance company, Collisions, Juliet Aster 2010

In their level-eyed bigotry, their ironclad insensitivity, their untouchable, corrupting, bureaucracy-based immunity, they have taught us finally to pay no attention to that man behind the curtain of Oral Law.

Bradley Burston: If You're Jewish, That's Enough for Me. If Not, Let's Talk Real Estate Bradley Burston 2010

In their level-eyed bigotry, their ironclad insensitivity, their untouchable, corrupting, bureaucracy-based immunity, they have taught us finally to pay no attention to that man behind the curtain of Oral Law.

Bradley Burston: If You're Jewish, That's Enough for Me. If Not, Let's Talk Real Estate Bradley Burston 2010

The owner, now at the wheel, was the essence of decent self-satisfaction; a baldish, largish, level-eyed man, rugged of neck but sleek and round of face — face like the back of a spoon bowl.

Main Street 2004

Danielson was 6 feet tall and husky, with a clear, level-eyed gaze.

Danielson, Mark G. 1990

There was only that level-eyed calmness that seemed to attach little importance to what had passed.

Calder Born, Calder Bred Janet Dailey 1983

There was only that level-eyed calmness that seemed to attach little importance to what had passed.

Calder Born, Calder Bred Janet Dailey 1983

The familiar Tolkien division prevails between level-eyed, steely-but-gentle good guys, and snarling, black-minded bad guys; but the action remains exterior and mechanical.

The Hobbit Habit Adams, Robert M. 1977

Automatically, one thinks of the general run of earnest, handsome, firm-jawed, level-eyed, smooth-voiced gentlemen one sees on one's TV screen.

By Proxy Randall Garrett 1957