Almond Eyed

Maybe even more than a stuffed head of the abominable snowman or the cupacabra or an almond-eyed alien. ❋ Frankwu (2009)

A bulbous-brained, almond-eyed sci-fi humanoid with male and female attributes surveys the teeming scene. ❋ Sidney Lawrence (2011)

The man behind the counter was small and dour with the flat, almond-eyed features of the Mongols who thundered out of Asia in the thirteenth century. ❋ Joan Brady (2010)

And the most striking (and very beautiful) image in the show depicts the 56-year-old Shah 'Abbas caressing a beardless, round-cheeked, almond-eyed pageboy, who is holding an exaggeratedly phallic wine flask between his knees. ❋ Unknown (2009)

She was a stern and prickly beauty: Slavic-boned and almond-eyed, a watchful expression of sex and hauteur residing simultaneously, as in the face of a cat. ❋ Moore, Lorrie (2009)

But when I went out on another night, an ache came into my chest when the almond-eyed kudus fell, and this time when I stroked them I felt no illicit thrill, only the ghastly, cold stiffness creeping across their silken fur. ❋ Lauren St John (2007)

On this side of the aisle all is life; just across the way, the almond-eyed Celestials have learned little since the days of Confucius. ❋ Unknown (2005)

But he had never been able to talk to chocolate-haired, almond-eyed Samantha; in fact, he had never been able to talk near or around chocolate-haired, almond-eyed Samantha. ❋ Anne Ursu (2006)

There was one big, almond-eyed little girl toward the end of the reel - just loved her. ❋ Hans Perk (2006)

She is six feet tall, raven-haired, almond-eyed, with 42-inch legs, a size 4. ❋ Sales, Nancy Jo (2005)

But toggery maketh gentle man: almond-eyed Doyler viewed the stand; morsure at a time, he chewed like a choirboy. ❋ Jamie O’Neill (2002)

Cleo, who was as beautiful and almond-eyed as her namesake, made do with dresses from Montgomery Ward. ❋ Eugenides, Jeffery (2002)

Rusling talked to a few of their foremen, who “spoke well of the almond-eyed strangers and praised them especially for their docility and intelligence.” ❋ STEPHEN E. AMBROSE (2000)