flat-eyed

• “Malin is flat-eyed, immensely powerful, hugely dangerous – "a creature of the Soviet", and a worthy opponent for Webster, a journalist turned investigator still haunted by the death of his friend Inessa in a Kazakh jail 10 years ago.”

  The Guardian: An Agent of Deceit by Chris Morgan Jones – review

• “And it's a movie that, at its core, stands on one glaring false premise: Zuckerberg as a flat-eyed, borderline autistic, humorless guy, a consummate outsider who wanted badly to get into one of Harvard's "final" clubs, his considerable coding skills reduced to social awkwardness.”

  The Huffington Post: Jose Antonio Vargas: The Social Disconnect -- How Hollywood Misread Facebook

• “Given the flat-eyed, maneless aliens" precarious position directly in front of the Borokii line, their intentions were clear enough to every soldier of the Januul.”

  Fictionaut: The Cat is a Metaphor

• “It should only be used in those situations where someone has unheedingly and happily pushed conversation upon you, and should ideally be preceded by a four-to-five second flat-eyed stare.”

  John Hodgman on "meh" - Waxy.org

• “I saw the flat-eyed monsters light crackling blue fires in metal cages where our brethren sizzled and crisped away into dust.”

  FILIAL TIES • by Rumjhum Biswas

• “She could just pop into those huge machines these flat-eyed behemoths love to sit in when they travel, and that would be the last of her.”

  FILIAL TIES • by Rumjhum Biswas

• “He gave me a flat-eyed look with a nice tightness to it.”

  Simon & Schuster: Underworld

• “It would have done, but the devil in him had been stirred by her slow, flat-eyed taking in of his appearance.”

  The Playboy Boss's Chosen Bride

• “It revulsed her, as did the pressure of that flat-eyed stare.”

  The Mad Ship

• “She looked Susan up and down with that same expression of flat-eyed contempt, then stood back.”

  Wizard and Glass

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