owlish

An owlish turn of his head to the other pillow.

The drunk came closer, looked at her with owlish eyes.

The fingers of one hand came up to rub the owlish face.

He looked back at the wizard, studying the owlish face.

He paused, and his owlish face turned slightly toward Ben.

The Fool had the owlish look of a child awakened in deep night.

Sharpe turned his head to give him an owlish stare.

The Defense Minister looked down at him with owlish eyes.

The owlish face studied him, a faint outline in the dark.

And the manager, with his owlish stare, from watching too many hours of games on tape.

But Moore, with his lined face and soft voice, seems much more like an owlish professor.

Caroline, by now tired and sleepy, gave him an owlish look.

Ian hunched his shoulders and gave me an owlish look.

This owlish existence allowed him to work free of common interruptions.

Even though the little man said it quietly, Jordan could see the mounting interest in his owlish eyes.

His owlish face was screwed up so tightly that he appeared to be in pain.

But the blind man shook his head with owlish solemnity.

At the town meeting, one of the colony doctors stood, very short in stature with large owlish eyes.

The owlish man peered back through the glass panel; but to no purpose.

He blinked in his owlish way, as if the problem were disposed of by being defined.

His owlish eyes gleamed bright in the darkness as he stood up and looked about.

One of the young men had long hair reaching over his shoulders and large, owlish spectacles.

There were two of them, I think, and they were certainly having a good time over some owlish joke.

His glasses and short blond hair give him a studious, almost owlish look.