limpid

Blue eyes looked up at me, limpid as a spring sky.

The woman's eyes were open, blue and limpid as a spring sky.

The little clearing held light like a cup, still and limpid.

It is known for its sun catching position and limpid sea.

One of them stepped forward, fixing him with those limpid eyes.

The traveller does not often look into such a limpid well.

This is a work of wise maturity and limpid love.

Her color is high, her brown eyes limpid and pretty.

He paused; the good news seemed limpid indeed compared to the bad.

Then they fixed on me, deep pools of limpid blue.

The limpid music accompanies the minute changes in their movement.

Mercy gave me a chance to stare deep into her limpid brown eyes.

This was no mountain stream, with clear and limpid waters.

It was a limpid, beautiful day, and she was a little bit in love.

A tall man with a pixie face and limpid blue eyes.

She fixed a limpid gaze on him and waited for his questions.

Surely that pure, limpid look could not be anything but genuine.

The unicorn stared at me with its large, limpid eyes.

The exhibition serves the art well by the limpid way it is installed.

He stood on the bank of a limpid pool.

The swim was ideal, the sea limpid and no longer any more than cool.

He was trying to turn his eyes into limpid pools of calm and compassion.

He had limpid brown eyes which, for a lawyer, looked very trustful.

Just when he most desperately wants to be held and comforted, what do we see in those limpid blue eyes of his?

Stars pricked the limpid royal blue with points of light.