| But in my dewy-eyed youth, I wanted the Princess to go away with her lover. |
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| There isn't much dewy-eyed sentimentality about nature in the Powder River Basin. |
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| Yet, for many immigrants who came to America some two decades ago, often as dewy-eyed idealistic students, this is beginning to happen. |
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| There is no dewy-eyed romanticism, no sentimentality though plenty of sentiment. |
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| It's very cleverly done, but with an undefinable innocence that suggests the dewy-eyed thrill of very early pop, beaches and bikinis. |
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| My brother and I emerged from the movie dewy-eyed with tears of relief, as we once again realized how close the world had come to Armageddon. |
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| However, the question of costs is less susceptible to dewy-eyed sentiment than the power of the reading experience. |
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| The special relationship is in any case more to do with dewy-eyed nostalgia for the days of the cold war than the realpolitik of 21st century Europe. |
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| The dewy-eyed do-gooders might be pleased to know that whoever wins government at the next election our detention centres will still be here. |
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| The Visitors' Book was full of the names of other dewy-eyed medicos from all over the world on a similar pilgrimage. |
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| Let's not give the impression that we are entering into this with dewy-eyed naivety. |
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| All night, the artfully sprawling rock lulls the lovers and the fighters into a state of dewy-eyed contentedness. |
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| But some of us remember political discourse with dewy-eyed nostalgia. |
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| The Pre-Raphaelites venerated her as a dewy-eyed damsel. |
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| At one moment he gave himself up completely to his pride at having captured this pretty, trustful, dewy-eyed thing! |
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| As portrayed with slightly nutsy, dewy-eyed enthusiasm by Annette O'Toole, Dottie is someone you know you'll never meet. |
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| Orwell was indeed unsociable, anti-feminist and homophobic, but only ambiguously anti-Semitic, and by no means such a dewy-eyed idealiser of the plebs as some have imagined. |
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| Streisand herself wasn't always so dewy-eyed. |
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| But it's anything but a dewy-eyed love story. |
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| Wherever I end up, there's sure to be some dewy-eyed copyeditor who will be happy to keep me company? |
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| Alice Cooper has been many things in his time: a rock god, a chicken-chucker, a guillotine-operator, a welcomer of nightmares – and now, it seems, a dewy-eyed advocate for the teaching of classical music in schools. |
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