Meanings of incurious eyes in English

Their progress was followed by the blank, incurious eyes of second infancy.

The children did not look with incurious eyes upon this stirring scene.

She looked at him with wide, incurious eyes, recognizing him without surprise.

Mrs Verloc's fine, incurious eyes lighted up with a flash of abhorrence.

The cold, incurious eyes studied her without passion, and once more he smiled.

She walked along it and was lost to Margot's incurious eyes.

Eliot stared at the man with blank, incurious eyes.

For their part, the grazing creatures regarded her with mild, incurious eyes, showing no alarm.

They were eyes which shone with clarity; and they were something else-theywere totally incurious eyes.

She became aware of those cold, incurious eyes studying her face as she wrapped the gauze bandage deftly around the injured palms.

All he saw was a woman in a washed-out blue calico dress and a fresh white apron, raising incurious eyes to his.

The strong, lights of the chamber shone on her; she stood, still as an image, with large, incurious eyes, looking at him.

But, still, all these arrangements were regarded by the seamen with incurious eyes-a certain proof that use had long rendered them familiar.

The young man was just married, and, to Maxwell's absent, incurious eyes, the bride had seemed a lively, pretty little person enough.

She paused, listening to the distant bubbling of the pumps that kept the aquarium going, watching the blind, incurious eyes of the deep sea fish.