steely-eyed

The statement was firm and steely-eyed, just like he has played here.

From the steely-eyed determination on her face when she goes in, I'd say she's trying too hard.

Ben flashed on the steely-eyed men in the old photograph.

It was all too much for my steely-eyed 17-year-old assistant, who clearly attended a very good school.

If this information rattled our steely-eyed captain, she did not show it.

Business has never been better, the steely-eyed manager says.

A white-furred, steely-eyed general at the far end of the table looked around.

At last, West has emerged steely-eyed, bold, and out of his mind.

It's not the silly shape of movies and fiction with steely-eyed men.

The president has been direct, concise and steely-eyed, in the view of most observers.

He let a little of the fire go out of the steely-eyed glare.

The glint in his eyes had turned into a steely-eyed glitter.

The two steely-eyed men on the coach box, this gray morning, were samples of the breed.

Could that quiet, intense, steely-eyed federal agent really feel someone else's emotions, their fear?

And he still has the same steely-eyed commitment to duty and country.

The captain stopped mid-sentence and gave me the steely-eyed glare.

There would be no curtain call for this handsome, steely-eyed outlaw.

A steely-eyed Kirk was standing over him, his lips pressed together in a straight, angry line.

'Why did you pull me out of the protest?' she asked, steely-eyed.

This steely-eyed matron looked to be a hard price to pay for just one night of incompetent card playing.

Then his head snapped up and he transfixed the young captain with a steely-eyed stare.

The face paused, gazing steely-eyed out at its audience.

Roosevelt cried, with some of his old steely-eyed determination.

It takes skill, steely-eyed determination and the occasional smile from the golf gods.

Do you think I'm a steely-eyed, square-jawed competitor focused on goals, times and race strategy?