bespectacled

At age 51, this short, bespectacled man has raised six children.

But the bespectacled eyes of his son Michael, 8 years old, were elsewhere.

For the first time, the man turned his bespectacled eyes to Logan.

A bespectacled black man said he didn't believe in God.

Bald and bespectacled, he was holding an open book in one hand.

Behind it, his back toward the windows, set a bespectacled Japanese.

If they begin such shows, there will be a bespectacled woman sitting in the front row.

It was the bespectacled kid in the bed across the hall, sitting with his mother.

The inquiry was to a bespectacled man who had entered.

After my mother and I had been talking for several minutes, a bespectacled man with a round face at the next table leaned toward us.

Small and bespectacled, the little man just bowed his head in silence.

He looked back, and saw the bespectacled kid across the room, staring, his mouth open.

Of the entire main cast, she is the only bespectacled character.

Very surprised and alarmed, the bespectacled girl stood up in her place.

"I think that was an earthquake," a bespectacled man said.

He was an earnest bespectacled man with slick back hair.

"I need to speak with the subject now," he said to the bespectacled physician.

The door from the preceding car opened and a bespectacled man entered.

"We are going on an exciting journey," the bespectacled teacher told them.

He was pleased that the bespectacled teacher confirmed his choice.

The grandmother had the peculiar feeling that the bespectacled man was someone she knew.

A peasant stands next to them; behind is a bespectacled intellectual.

It was opened to him almost immediately by an elderly, bespectacled man who looked like a University professor.

"It just sort of happened," the tall, bespectacled novelist says.

Until then, the lanky, bespectacled politician had never run a government department.