How To Use Bespectacled In A Sentence
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So the image of the bespectacled fuddy-duddy in his dusty library is a straw man: I would hazard that print publishing experts are actually on the cutting edge of new media.
Publishing’s not as out of it as you think
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He's maybe late forties, early fifties, bookish, greying, bespectacled, wispy - perhaps an academic.
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He was a tall, coltish, bespectacled young man, curiously lovable.
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There was the bullfighter, he was easy to recognize, and the bespectacled guy with half dozen cameras hanging from his neck was obviously the shutterbug.
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Matt is not the bespectacled nerd who taps out columns about dog poo in parks at his typewriter in the evenings.
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He was a tall, coltish, bespectacled young man, curiously lovable.
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The other two, Zinner and the drummer Brian Chase - a bespectacled, sphinx-like jazzhead - don't say much.
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I called on Cwasey, a shrimpy bespectacled boy with squinty eyes and a freshly shaved head.
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Five minutes into Double Agent – the Eddie Chapman Story BBC2 our bespectacled presenter Ben McIntyre has leapt from the cargo door of a Nazi plane, blown open a locked safe and done a runner in the London underground clutching a sackful of stolen banknotes.
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Sitting towards the back of the hall was an inconspicuous, balding, bespectacled man with a slight stammer.
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A bespectacled man in a white coat came in.
Seminary Boy
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Hollandshort, bespectacled and plain-spoken-allows that there was some initial studio skepticism about casting Leigh in the pivotal role.
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Lindgren, a kind of bespectacled Aaron Eckhart and one of Moss' right-hand men, had edited a piece called "Freakoutonomics" -- an article about making it during the recession -- and press time was getting near.
Inside The Adam Moss-Hugo Lindgren Rivalry: WWD
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Which is why it was probably quite unnerving for the bespectacled man looking out of his window at me, a grown man, wobbling in his general direction.
The Sun
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In June, Dayron Robles, a bespectacled Cuban, shaved one-hundredth of a second off of Liu's world record. The Chinese was going into the Beijing Olympics as the underdog.
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With rich munificence, as we often say, in a most blinkard, bespectacled, logic-chopping generation, Nature has gifted this man with an eye.
The French Revolution
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A peasant stands next to them; behind is a bespectacled intellectual.
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It does not look out of place: the dark sleeve design features spooky silhouettes instead of the bespectacled schoolboy who grins from covers in Britain.
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The short, bespectacled monk has influence, power, certainly money.
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Sitting in the high-ceilinged library of his comfortable flat, he looks the part: bespectacled, a man of thoughtful pose.
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I was a shy, bookish, bespectacled and klutzy thing, so naturally the protagonists of my fiction were the exact opposite.
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They saw a tall, thin, bespectacled man looking in no way like their concept of a football manager.
Times, Sunday Times
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Can this bespectacled family man battle meddling military officials and run a country in crisis?
The Sun
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Sitting towards the back of the hall was an inconspicuous, balding, bespectacled man with a slight stammer.
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A peasant stands next to them; behind is a bespectacled intellectual.
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Walking along the sidelines, and later addressing them in the locker room, is a bespectacled white man in his 50s.
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A tall, bespectacled figure, his face half concealed by a luxuriant walrus moustache, Perky had enjoyed an extraordinary career.
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She was, by her own account, ‘a squat, bespectacled child who lived mostly in books and daydreams’.
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The crowd are an uneasy alliance of asymmetric-haired trendies and what may be their polar opposite: nervous, bespectacled thirty-something men who look like they regularly won the maths prize at school.
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All of which makes the bespectacled frock-meister officially the most in-demand man in fashion.
Times, Sunday Times
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But older gentlemen, particularly sage-looking, bespectacled beardies also do well.
Times, Sunday Times
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Joel was the very picture of chess professionalism - balding, bespectacled, gentle.
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A photograph of Beatle John — sideburned, mustachioed, and bespectacled — sitting cross-legged in our living room in the same spot where Zillah now stands.
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A short bespectacled woman in a laboratory coat greeted them.
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On radio I have him as short, hairy and bespectacled after all those years spent in dark rooms squinting at a screen.
Times, Sunday Times
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His best friend was Paul, a gangly bespectacled individual, and his best girl was the feisty Winnie, who lived over the road.
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‘But while I'm still alive I'm planting my seeds everywhere I go,’ vows the tiny, bespectacled American, whose joyful smile plays across her gamine features.
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All of which makes the bespectacled frock-meister officially the most in-demand man in fashion.
Times, Sunday Times
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I have met King recently and talked to him," said Saleh, 63, a balding bespectacled immigrant from Bangladesh.
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A bespectacled couple is slow-dancing in the corner, eyes locked on each other.
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A bespectacled librarian came and sat behind me, commentating on the view throughout the journey for the benefit of his Japanese lady visitor.
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Alastair Campbell called the bespectacled resident genius "Brains" after the Thunderbirds puppet.
David Miliband has left frontline politics – but for how long?
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Instead of picking a pair of pretty-pretty stars, Ms. Taichman has gone in a different direction: Georg is played by Mark Bedard, who is balding, bespectacled and sharp-faced, wh ile Lisa McCormick, who plays Amalia, is an eagerly fluttering sparrow who is charming but not glamorous.
In Love With 'She Loves Me'
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Though the location has since changed, the mixing ritual is the same: The bespectacled Mr. Barr samples each flavor from its large tank, confirms that it's fit for the purpose and calibrates the proportion required to make the sugary drink "taste like magic.
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These are two bespectacled guys in pink pinstriped boiler suits, who recite poetry over early-80s-style music.
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The young man's friend, a dour bespectacled sort, was unruffled.
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By his side for most of the time was a bespectacled, softly spoken and garrulous man.
Times, Sunday Times
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Instead of picking a pair of pretty-pretty stars, Ms. Taichman has gone in a different direction: Georg is played by Mark Bedard, who is balding, bespectacled and sharp-faced, wh ile Lisa McCormick, who plays Amalia, is an eagerly fluttering sparrow who is charming but not glamorous.
In Love With 'She Loves Me'
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One older than the rest, bespectacled and with fair receding hair swept back, was scrutinising each of us in turn.
Seminary Boy
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They described Jackson as ‘a bespectacled Australian’ - oh dear!
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Never mind Ulrika or Faria, the entire nation was initially seduced by the bespectacled, multi-lingual charmer whose ice-cool, unflustered demeanour we took to signify a master tactician at work.
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The rather unimposing, bespectacled, owlish-looking cabinet officer thus gave President Wilson a strong hand at the peace table and achieved recognition as a successful secretary of war.
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A seemingly humorless workaholic, the bespectacled Uribe could be mistaken for an accountant or professor.
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Long gone are the days when the school bully was just the kid who called a bespectacled student "four eyes" or annoyingly tugged on a girl's pigtails during class.
Simi Valley Acorn
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Rader, a pudgy, bespectacled sixty-year-old leaned into the glass that separated us and told the scariest story I had ever heard, made more frightening by the calm, unemotional way he told it.
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A seemingly humorless workaholic, the bespectacled Uribe could be mistaken for an accountant or professor.
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One older than the rest, bespectacled and with fair receding hair swept back, was scrutinising each of us in turn.
Seminary Boy
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So the image of the bespectacled fuddy-duddy in his dusty library is a straw man: I would hazard that print publishing experts are actually on the cutting edge of new media.
Bookninja
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Fat Man's bespectacled sidekick took the woman's video camera and rewound the tape.
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Another friend, a bespectacled accountant and reader of science fiction novels, interrupted him.
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The elegantly dressed, pink-bespectacled president also once scaled the fence at Gramercy Park with ladders and sat illegally in the park saying "this today was our Boston Tea Party.
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Maybe this is because Maddux, 29, is physically unremarkable-a six-foot, 175-pound, bespectacled, self-pro-fessed "schlub" who enjoys virtual anonymity when he walks his Shih Tzus in his hometown Las Vegas.
Mastery On The Mound
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The 48-year-old is tall, bespectacled and genial.
Times, Sunday Times
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She's bookish, bespectacled, redheaded, and stubborn!
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Her bespectacled child seems little interested in the menu.
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Question of the weekend: Which busty TV totty recently spent the night with a bespectacled former broadcaster?
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He is short, bespectacled, narrow-shouldered, a big talent in a Woody Allen-esque package.
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Considering James Dean in like manner, I ended up with a corpulent, bald and bespectacled Rod Steiger, perhaps prettied up a bit.
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At last, she spotted a bespectacled man in the crowd and grabbed his hands.
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Which is why it was probably quite unnerving for the bespectacled man looking out of his window at me, a grown man, wobbling in his general direction.
The Sun
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That is, until a bespectacled Arab man, in a business suit and carrying a briefcase, arrives one day on the bus.
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Unfortunately, Reg Holdsworth is getting a bit too romantic the bespectacled romeo should get back to his impish, eccentric ways.
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Unfortunately, Reg Holdsworth is getting a bit too romantic the bespectacled romeo should get back to his impish, eccentric ways.
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Small and bespectacled, he is wearing a knitted cap, denim jacket and jeans.
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Aggie is bespectacled, Scottish and petite. In her white dustcoat she looks like a laboratory boffin, an appearance that she reinforces by talking about ‘microbes’ with her delicious, rolling Scottish accent.
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a bespectacled grandmother
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Mr Merrick was a slim, quiet, bespectacled man.
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Bald, bespectacled and soft-spoken to a fault, he looks less hip than shyly professorial.
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London-the last book inzhe world-shaking harry potter series headed on Sunday for new sales records as millions of read-ers across the globe rushed to find out the fate of the bespectacled boy wizard.
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He's got a certain charm, though, and his podgy, bespectacled appearance puts the audience at their ease.
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In hesitant English, the bespectacled Thai man thanks all the foreigners who have helped his community, raising the biggest cheer of the night.
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He startled the clerk - who had never been robbed by a small bespectacled white boy before - more than a little.
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But the round-faced, bespectacled author, who graduated from medical school and has worked as a business strategist for the consulting firm Ernst & Young, says he is not like the wise old grandmother who sits under a banyan tree telling stories.
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He is 36, bearded, tubby and bespectacled.
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Walking toward the theatre, I see a limo pull up, a bodyguard jump out and escort a chubby, bewigged and bespectacled pop-culture idol from the street to the lobby.
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On radio I have him as short, hairy and bespectacled after all those years spent in dark rooms squinting at a screen.
Times, Sunday Times
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By his side for most of the time was a bespectacled, softly spoken and garrulous man.
Times, Sunday Times
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Tall, bespectacled, fleshy, although in reasonably good shape, he has the self-effacing air of an old-fashioned university don.
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Which is why it was probably quite unnerving for the bespectacled man looking out of his window at me, a grown man, wobbling in his general direction.
The Sun
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The night is waning when a clean-cut, bespectacled comedian comes on.
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A short bespectacled woman in a laboratory coat greeted them.
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After Mr. ElBaradei left his position as head of the IAEA in 2009, he returned to Egypt in February 2010 to a hero's welcome from pro-democracy activists, who met him at the airport armed with signs decorated with Mr. ElBaradei's bespectacled face.
Egypt's ElBaradei Ends Bid for Presidency, Citing Continued Autocracy
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Telephone," a bespectacled man called out from behind the VDU.
ALASTAIR MCLEAN'S 'NIGHT WATCH'
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I've noticed I don't really make eye contact with people when I'm bespectacled.
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The brothers -- that's the bespectacled Enrico on the melodica and the ponytailed Giancarlo on the cajón -- have never played to the sky before, but once they start, they don't want to stop.
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Being a bespectacled, geeky Brit was never this fun.
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Hollandshort, bespectacled and plain-spoken-allows that there was some initial studio skepticism about casting Leigh in the pivotal role.
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She was a tall, bespectacled spinster, who was very capable and well understood child psychology.
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The bespectacled youth in the seat beyond that glanced up from his film festival program, which listed all of the features with which a greedy theatre-goer could conceivably gorge himself over the next three weeks.
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After fifteen minutes the train came and Amy piled on with the other bespectacled youths.
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She was a tall, bespectacled spinster, who was very capable and well understood child psychology.
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He was in his middle to late fifties, a gray-haired, bespectacled man with a stiff and unsmiling demeanor.
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It was a picture of a bespectacled President signing some important looking documents.
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Lindgren, a kind of bespectacled Aaron Eckhart and one of Moss 'right-hand men, had edited a piece called "Freakoutonomics" -- an article about making it during the recession -- and press time was getting near.
Inside The Adam Moss-Hugo Lindgren Rivalry: WWD
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With his bespectacled studious appearance, people often take him for scholar, writer or even a photographer.
