Meanings of protuberant eyes in English

She had white hair, iron-gray eyebrows, and protuberant eyes; her looks were unusually expressive.

Persons with round, protuberant eyes are obliged to reduce their superfluous visual power by artificial means.

Some of them had entered his protuberant eyes, and by accident must have pierced his brain.

The protuberant eyes, still cold and fishy, passed fearfully from one to another of those in the room.

The shallow protuberant eyes glittered threateningly.

He pulled rein at the sight of her, saluted, and regarded her with his rather too protuberant eyes.

His luminous, protuberant eyes smiled sadly.

Despite his terrible conviction, this small fat man with his protuberant eyes and fat hands was perfectly composed.

She was, in a singular way, at once ugly and pretty; she had protuberant eyes, and lips strangely red.

They look like long, fat, hair-covered balloons, with minute bow legs, enormous and protuberant eyes, and long flopping ears.

As he took up a pen, Mr. Vimpany's protuberant eyes looked as if they would fly out of his head.

The two large, slightly protuberant eyes appeared pupilless at first-untilCaine realized that a nictating inner eyelid was currently in place.

It shows a pretty if slight young woman, with fashionable ringlets; she has a lively expression, only slightly spoiled by somewhat protuberant eyes.

After carefully scrutinizing the room with his large, gray, protuberant eyes, he crossed his legs, and, leaning his head over the table, inquired:

The way the apprentice craned his neck, and tightened the forehead over his large, protuberant eyes, showed his intense curiosity, but the face was implacable.

Protuberant eyes gave him the appearance of an insect, perhaps a mantis.