Примеры starry

• I assert as a biological fact that the moral law is as real and as external to man as the starry vault.

• A likely example of such a term is a starry night sky.

• The starry shape in astral motion is reinforced by sounds of the equally eerie owls and the lights in the apple tree.

• He then turns toward the starry sky and, connecting some stars one by one with his finger, shows her a sparse, but nonetheless recognizable, umbrella.

• Starry's testimony was integral to his conviction.

• Anyone less like a starry-eyed, woolly-minded intellectual it would be very hard to find.

• I want to introduce a note of scepticism, an element of doubt, into what has been at times a rather starry-eyed debate.

• I am inclined to think that on the whole we have been too starry-eyed about the promises of all the parties.

• I do not believe that it is starry-eyed or idealistic to think of doubling the funding for the organisation during the coming year.

• Let us be realistic and not too starry-eyed about this.

• Even the most starry-eyed optimist would feel some misgivings on that matter.

• We are not talking about keeping one starry-eyed youngster away from another with whom he or she is in love.

• I would call it guess and gloss—a good deal of starry-eyed speculative optimism transparently glossing over the difficulties of the situation.

• Of course, law reform is a subject on which it is very easy to be starry-eyed or unrealistic.

• How they sat there looking up to him with their little faces glowing, rosy-cheeked and starry-eyed!