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“It is fascinating to see how the fixed, hawk-like glare of his hypnotic portrait of Wellington has emerged from the softer and more psychologically subtle drawing of the same subject.”
“While the government's goals are commendable, economists warn, the central bank shouldn't abandon its once hawk-like focus against inflation merely to help it achieve them.”
“It's a product of national self-loathing and, in our hawk-like vigilance for queue-jumpers, mutual loathing.”
“His pale blue eyes and craggy hawk-like features stood out amidst the sea of endless bodies as he stood like a rocky island in a heaving sea of humanity.”
“His thin, hollowed-out face still had a hawk-like imperiousness to it, the silver hair swept back from a broad forehead that topped a high-bridged nose, intense brown eyes, and pale fleshy lips.”
“Its skull had a deep, narrow bill armed with a powerful, hawk-like hook.”
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“Cutting a dash was the prerogative of the man who is standing by the rocks with a hawk-like look as he gazes down, as it were, the chimneypots of the village below beloved by William Wordsworth.”
“A hawk-like man with laser black eyes, Gul's animosity toward the United States is well known.”
“He had a wadded-up face that had been left out in the sun too long until the creases were permanent, but thick lashes and hawk-like hazel eyes saved him from being butt-ugly.”
“The Third Doctor had, “a shock of white hair, a hawk-like nose and an old/young face””
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