starey

Meanwhile, there seems to be no limit to how far into left-wing deep-space orbit the starey-eyed '' progressives '' want to take this country.

Sound Politics: Where all the children are above average disabled 2007

It's a hell of a writerly line-up and I feel a bit shoe-starey to have been included.

journeys to Cyberabad 2008

This common or garden is now in stilller realithy the starey sphere of an oleotorium for broken pottery and ancient vegetables? —

Finnegans Wake 2006

He's always struck me as having it in him to go a bit starey-eyed.

Archive 2004-02-01 2004

He lived in that square rock churchhouse in Banida, Idaho, with its big starey windows, which sat across the street from the yellow brick schoolhouse.

Godwho: Thoughts from a former Mormon 2006

I went starey-into-the-distancey, which I tend to do if I don't want my feelings poking at me anymore and that is less uncomfortable because I feel more detached.

sheepdip Diary Entry sheepdip 2003

I went starey-into-the-distancey, far enough so that I tuned out what they were saying.

sheepdip Diary Entry sheepdip 2003

How could he have the courage to say such things, to just state them straight out and starey-eyed like that?

Wizard and Glass King, Stephen 1997

His eyes showed starey whites all the way around the irises.

The Drawing of the Three King, Stephen, 1947- 1987

But Jake hadn't been able to hide the wildness in his eyes, which were white and starey, the eyes of a horse scenting water and held back from bolting only by the tenuous chain of its master's mind; like a horse at the point where only understanding, not the spur, could hold it steady.

The Gunslinger King, Stephen, 1947- 1982