deep-sunken

The roving gray eyes, deep-sunken, and hidden by bushy black brows, were like those of the Kalmucks who entered

Ursula 2006

The man was haggard, but handsome, more sunburned than the other; he had an aquiline profile and rather deep-sunken eyes, and a slight air of oddity arising from the combination of coal-black hair with a much lighter moustache.

The Complete Father Brown 2003

The man was haggard, but handsome, more sunburned than the other; he had an aquiline profile and rather deep-sunken eyes, and a slight air of oddity arising from the combination of coal-black hair with a much lighter moustache.

The Complete Father Brown 2003

A hardbitten muzhik as sunburnt as a stick of ergot, he has a black beard distributed irregularly over a lean face, a fawning smile, and eyes deep-sunken in their sockets.

Through Russia 2003

Eyes deep-sunken under the brows did not gleam like living eyes; they had had no tears since Mimir died.

Operation Luna Anderson, Poul, 1926- 1999

His eyelids were closed, but she knew that if she so much as brushed a strand of hair out of her face, she'd see the black glitter of his deep-sunken eyes.

Into the Labyrinth Hickman, Tracy 1993

Even the deep-sunken eyes beneath heavy brows were bronzed.

Science Fiction Hall of Fame Various, 1973

He was a tall, thin, cadaverous-looking man with almost no hair and very deep-sunken eyes.

Brain Twister Laurence M. Janifer 1967

He was a tall, thin, cadaverous-looking man with almost no hair and very deep-sunken eyes.

That Sweet Little Old Lady Randall Garrett 1957

The face was kind, its clear-chiselled features indicating fine spiritual strength; on the white forehead beneath the sparse gray hair were deep-sunken lines which spoke of years of concentrated work.

A Scientist Rises Desmond Winter Hall 1950