fishy eyes

He had fishy eyes, and I don't remember much about him.

He stared at me with his dull, fishy eyes.

The warriors were staring at him with fishy eyes.

His fishy eyes skated from one face to another.

I'm not saying Carl had fishy eyes, blank eyes-not at all.

His fishy eyes were sharp enough to discern the cause of Itch's annoyance.

His cold, fishy eyes looked straight into Crumb's.

After a moment he returned his attention to Valentine, letting his great fishy eyes rest fixedly on him.

Vomer looked at me steadily with his fishy eyes for a moment; then he turned and strode away.

The alderman's fishy eyes completed their inventory of glittering silk and cut topaz.

When we had taken our seats, the lights dimmed, the hall fell silent and a fat man with pale, fishy eyes strode to the front.

Squid watched her with fishy eyes.

The man with the large beard fixed his fishy eyes upon me, while Vomer whispered to him earnestly.

He had a way of looking at her out of his fishy eyes that fell little short of being insultingly suggestive.

The power officer gave him a fishy look from fishy eyes in a fishy face.

His fishy eyes seemed toseestraight through her.

White, fishy eyes stared emotionlessly from the hilltop.

The ancient man looked up, but not a muscle of his face changed; even his fishy eyes showed no signs of emotion or surprise.

When he finally made his appearance, his cadaverous face, fishy eyes and suspicious expression were identical with those of the late conspirator.

Their fishy eyes enabled them to see in the darkness, and they were able to swim well, though not as well as a true fish could.

Higginbotham was a wiry, pale-faced youth with fishy eyes and a shifty manner.

The creature of the title is described as "a man with round, fixed, fishy eyes, and soft, slaty skin.

That greasy beast of a skipper poked his big cropped head from under the canvas and screwed his fishy eyes up at me.

The Saturnian's fishy eyes narrowed.

Everything you need to know about this preening narcissist can be gleaned by gazing into his cold fishy eyes, stagnant pools of blind self-adoration.