star-eyed

They exist and are rather narrow, much more narrow than most star-eyed do-gooders imagine.

On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with... 2009

Instead, she sulked grouchily in the dining-room, and when Lark, radiant, star-eyed, danced into the room for the family's approval, she almost glowered upon her.

Prudence Says So Ethel Hueston

And under his care the star-eyed maiden came where the heroes lay dead.

Celtic Tales, Told to the Children Louey Chisholm

Loveliest among the lovely shall thy star-eyed daughter be; no harp-strings shall yield such music as her voice, no fairy strains pour forth such wonder-stirring sound.

Celtic Tales, Told to the Children Louey Chisholm

'I will go,' said Nathos, but he looked not at his star-eyed wife as he spake the words.

Celtic Tales, Told to the Children Louey Chisholm

Here and there she goes through brambly ways, where amorous arms from blackberry bushes strive to catch and hold her, and where star-eyed daisies and buttercups and delicate faint-hearted primroses peep out to laugh at her discomfiture.

April's Lady A Novel Margaret Wolfe Hungerford

John Alden and Priscilla, cannot fail to open their hearts in sympathy to Henry Watterson and his star-eyed goddess.

Modern Eloquence: Vol III, After-Dinner Speeches P-Z Various

Laplace shared the farthest flight of star-eyed science only to

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 01, No. 03, January, 1858 Various

Rosemary glowed, pink-cheeked, star-eyed, in a frock of dull blue linen made with wide white piqué collar and cuffs.

Rosemary Josephine Lawrence

His soul was filled with desire to see the star-eyed maiden and to hear the wonder of her voice.

Celtic Tales, Told to the Children Louey Chisholm