How To Use Starry-eyed In A Sentence
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As the love affair was now over, it probably wasn't the best time to go starry-eyed.
TICKLED PINK
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Not even the most starry-eyed geeks are claiming that an LCD monitor can and should replace the richest, most fully textured college experience out there (at least not yet).
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Those sexy curves, those glossy wet neon planes, the liquid marble lips, the starry-eyed bulbs and longing tips bursting out gravity-free -- can't you hear it?
"The needle sticks and the penny drops."
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[T] he film's perceptiveness is frequently bracing, capturing the way starry-eyed proclamations and promises can foreshadow uglier truths, and - as in a sterling underplayed scene - the means by which simple gestures such as asking a girlfriend to call your relatives on your behalf can signal a momentous shift in trust and togetherness.
GreenCine Daily: Flannel Pajamas.
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It may be a starry-eyed American leftist's idealization of Canada, or it may just be true.
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They are the starry-eyed optimists who cannot wait for adulthood to take the world for all it has to offer.
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It's not like I'm a starry-eyed teenager anymore!
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Independent, head-strong and may be more than a little starry-eyed about Bollywood, Mallika at least has the guts to stand up for what she believes.
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The students do not, for the most part, have a starry-eyed vision of the U.S. as The Country That Does Everything Right.
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Couples who began their dating relationships starry-eyed and dreamy all too often end them red-eyed and dismayed.
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And these two starry-eyed lovers can't wait to get hitched.
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I'm looking at Blake the way a little starry-eyed kid looks at a giant lollipop in a candy store.
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The most heroic guy in town -- a true Ayn Rand colossus -- is brought low and defeated by a starry-eyed socialist who pretends to be a businessman but wouldn't know how to scoop up a great deal if fell out of the pockets of the guy in front of him.
Doug Molitor: Doug's Dozen (VIDEO): 12 Reasons the G.O.P. Should Run Old Man Potter
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starry-eyed idealism
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It's time these starry-eyed amateurs stopped their hare-brained meddling.
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As a result, starry-eyed inoffensiveness bubbles up and wins the awards, which reward maximum agreeability.
Times, Sunday Times
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It brings to mind starry-eyed visions of Julius Cohen, paleontologist, plumbing the secrets of the unknown.
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She says it in the same starry-eyed way kids talk about growing up to be astronauts, but actually seems to believe it, that somehow she can go from being this kind of pinup girl for her Tea Party friends to the White House.
NY Daily News
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It isn't the sum of a few more malentendus* that will soon shake up my quotidien, * but one starry-eyed survivor who, by her breath, will be a constant reminder to part from my tree-hugging ways, to venture out to the end of the limb and consider the view from the tip of an unsteady branch.
French Word-A-Day:
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He recalled, starry-eyed, the famous occasion when still a pre-school toddler, he was travelling with his mum into Dublin city centre.
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The Post reports that the sassy TV hostess was starry-eyed over the gangly hepcat movie star and proclaimed she was his ‘biggest fan!’
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Some will find the starry-eyed closeness to nature and the whiff of new-age spirituality off-putting.
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Yet this may require a down-to-earth approach deeply disappointing to starry-eyed technological enthusiasts.
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But, these were painters of fantasy, merely starry-eyed utopians unfit to be assigned any place in the Republic of Plato.
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It is true, however, that relationships between cads and starry-eyed romantics are rarely what they seem.
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Let the wine speak for itself and do away with all the noise contributed by pompous winemakers and starry-eyed marketers that no longer have the ability to look at their wines with objectivity.
What do you want on a back label? | Dr Vino's wine blog
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Starry-eyed, I knelt beside the bed again, an acolyte before Eris, and began to worship.
THE MANANA MAN
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You know, go a bit starry-eyed about her essays or whatever.
AN OLDER WOMAN
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But back in 1927, Nan Britton couldn't find a publisher willing to touch her account of her affair, as a starry-eyed teenager, with President Warren G.
History That Tells An Unexpected Tale
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This is a story about the love between a seemingly incompatible couple, a starry-eyed and mischievous high school girl and an all-conquering and powerful public prosecutor.
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Quiet folks ... the woman who should have been the 44th President of the United States is handling our starry-eyed mainstream media with the ease that comes with being a part of the most successful Democratic presidential legacy since FDR (see Bill Clinton).
Clinton: 'I broke my elbow, not my larynx'
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Caithe and Zojja were not starry-eyed about the prospects, either.
GuildWars Edge of Destiny
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It is true, however, that relationships between cads and starry-eyed romantics are rarely what they seem.
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Like the 1939 classic it adores, Australia is stiltedly comical, sweepingly starry-eyed, and melodramatic in its approach to war and racism.
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She's got some starry-eyed notion about reforming society.
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Starry-eyed younglings had scaled the walls of reality to enter the Magic Kingdom.
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So here is yet another youngster with starry-eyed visions of winning a Grammy aka Pandit Vishwa Mohan Bhatt.
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McCaw may be a hard-nosed businessman, but there is a starry-eyed visionary in him, too.
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Not even the most starry-eyed geeks are claiming that an LCD monitor can and should replace the richest, most fully textured college experience out there (at least not yet).
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By the end of World War II, with jets zooming through the sky at hundreds of miles an hour but helicopters barely breaking 100, the dream of the convertiplane began to entice more than just starry-eyed inventors such as Gerard Herrick.
The Dream Machine
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It's time these starry-eyed amateurs stopped their hare-brained meddling.
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No, this was a uniquely charr torment—with churning water and buoyant hyenas and a pesky human and a starry-eyed sylvari leading a parade of fools.
GuildWars Edge of Destiny
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That doesn't mean we're left with a starry-eyed romanticism.
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I was generally a starry-eyed romantic teen rather than a lusty one.
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a starry-eyed reformer
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It is the writing of a man who understood that sober, bleak-eyed realism serves the cause of human emancipation more faithfully than starry-eyed Utopia.
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Moreover, as Clinton apologists always maintained, it does not have to collapse into starry-eyed unrealism.
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Hers is a role that calls for a certain maturity, not starry-eyed romantic innocence, and she does well with what she has to work with.
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This is a situation no one but the most starry-eyed prophet could have imagined in 1978.
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She's got some starry-eyed notion about reforming society.
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A great many of them soon find their starry-eyed enthusiasm dissipating as they realise what a tough place the UK can be.
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We need to thank our stars that we are coevals of such starry-eyed idealists who are prepared to stake their lives on something that is not their immediate concern.
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The earnings shortfall is mostly owed to starry-eyed forecasting, but buyers should wait, writes Jack Hough.
Apple 'Disappoints'? Blame Wall Street
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Focusing on something larger is not necessarily a starry-eyed idealism.
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After the traditional group photos on the front porch, we drove off, leaving the starry-eyed young'uns to make their way on Mars.
MDRS-88 sol 14 photos
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Behind her starry-eyed love of herself there is a mind struggling to work.
WICKED: THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE WICKED WITCH OF THE WEST
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It's easy to be cynical about a film like this, especially when you see the number of starry-eyed romantic comedies that I do.
