dull-eyed

The dull-eyed warriors turned and filed out of the room.

Later in life no one could have called him dull-eyed or sharp-faced.

Here there were people, though few, and those often lethargic, dull-eyed.

They drifted over to stand before him, dull-eyed and listless.

A handful of guards sat dull-eyed around a table drinking beer.

The two at his side saluted, but he in the center stared only ahead, dull-eyed.

But she merely stared at him, dull-eyed, shivering, and then turned her head to the wall.

Like the two boys in the food storage cave they were dull-eyed with the beginning of the sickness.

In many of the rooms, he found animals that seemed dull-eyed and listless.

The two Americans were surrounded by a clot of suspicious, dull-eyed officials.

He thought of that dull-eyed line he'd glimpsed up there in the Co-op.

He stared, dull-eyed, at the steaming ruin of the Eastern leader.

They slogged to a stop, dull-eyed and almost too tired to shiver.

He was dull-eyed and he spoke in a singsong voice.

The smiling dull-eyed creature climbed into his lap and hugged him.

The other one was no prize, dull-eyed and cold, but at least he was of normal dimensions.

She was dull-eyed, pale again, and it worried him.

The car jockey stood dull-eyed as we roared up to the valet stand.

The big man looked down, dull-eyed, and his poised knife arm fell limply.

I shot a dull-eyed cow through the head.

At last, C'tair thought as he blinked in dull-eyed shock, trying to cover his smile.

There, he stared dull-eyed at the courtyard below and contemplated his crumbling life.

There was always a few shuffling, dull-eyed people lolling about in the dusty heat.

“Candles?” asked a dull-eyed woman arriving at the door.