eye-filling

With its aristocrats, statesmen and perilous times, "The King's Speech" is a throwback to the majestic, eye-filling costume pageants that dominated film awards in Hollywood's earlier decades.

Oscars 2011 Nominations List Huffington Post/AP 2011

She was proud of him — ­a goodly, eye-filling figure of a man to any woman; but she no longer felt sorry for him.

CHAPTER XXVII 2010

That's clear in a first chapter that's smashing on every count, including scenes eye-filling in their evocation of the times, ear-filling in their music reliable indicators of the rest to come.

Mysterious Murders, Other Terrors 2010

Heavy hanging clouds, and the ways they scud in the background as part of Alex Katz's eye-filling and often sinister décor, help give Mr. Taylor's dance its name and its eerily changeable nature.

A Modern Master's Past and Present 2009

Next, a robust male voice-over exults that “Monroe, Grable, and Bacall add their own wonderful dimensions to the eye-filling dimensions of CinemaScope.”

All The Available Light Yona Zeldis McDonough 2002

Next, a robust male voice-over exults that “Monroe, Grable, and Bacall add their own wonderful dimensions to the eye-filling dimensions of CinemaScope.”

All The Available Light Yona Zeldis McDonough 2002

Harry even provided me with eye-filling entertainment his days off duty when, while I was sunning on my terrace, I would observe him turn up with a female companion to share with him the temporary use of a cabana and the pool.

The Luxembourg Run Ellin, Stanley 1977

Mrs. Jordan -- her face irradiated with satisfaction -- was acknowledging the plaudits of the villagers, who shouted more or less in proportion to the eye-filling properties of the departing guests.

The Daughters of Danaus Mona Caird

She was proud of him — ­a goodly, eye-filling figure of a man to any woman; but she no longer felt sorry for him.

The Little Lady of the Big House, by Jack London 1916

This simple young man actually found impressiveness, glamour, even beauty, in this eye-filling canvas; the crowding of crashing lights and interwoven shadows, massed, innumerable, bewildering; the turmoil of confused and broken line, sprawled with tremendous carelessness for

The Desire of the Moth; and the Come On Eugene Manlove Rhodes 1901