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Glasses in sentence

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The blind accordionist who attaches himself to Atwill wears glasses which are half black, half clear.
Most of the time you have an actor dressed up with hair in his eyes and large glasses like the kind wives where when the get beaten, to cover up that its not Bruce Lee.
I'm wondering now if this person needed glasses to read the title.
A car key, anyone who can't tell that was a car key, needs new glasses.
It's a cheesy classic, it's a great soundtrack draped around a fun movie, it's a piece of nostalgia already viewed through rose-tinted glasses.
Davis keeps those famed eyes covered with dark glasses for about 90 percent of the time.
OK it's ridiculous, trashy, sensationalised and historically dubious (did any members of the Inquisition really wear horn-rimmed glasses?), but despite all this it is strangely compelling.
Since they've used every other tacky gimmick, how about issuing the audience with 1D glasses to see the characters in all their glory?
And the funniest thing of all was throwing in the token white kid with blond hair and glasses.
He wears different coloured strange shaped glasses every day, hardly what you'd see a tough gangster doing.
The Acting is amazing!. Bruce Willis is AMAZING as always, and is amazing here, he is extremely likable, had a ball watching him Ham it up as a surgeon, had some very funny dialog, had awesome chemistry with Streep and Hawn, looked very funny in those glasses, and just did an amazing job overall, a tough role that he nailed perfectly.
The Bad Girl gets better at Latin, the Fat Girl takes off her glasses after becoming evil, the Good Girl becomes less mischievious, and the Black Girl... Well, the Black Girl is really a third wheel.
Revealing a naturally funny comic ability, Sharon is an adorable doll, clad in unbecoming clothes and non-flattering eye glasses, before revealing the legendary Tate beauty in the memorable final scene.
I did get pretty tired of Nick pushing up his glasses, but on the other hand, was highly intrigued by the Mars Bar dessert.
Welles, crippled, aged, bearded, wearing thick glasses and sporting an even thicker accent comes to town to work for Brent, never dreaming that his former wife is now Brent's spouse.
Loved the Woody Allen glasses Julie Delpy wore for the first part of the film.
With his thick-lens glasses, Mateo looks out at a world that has become distorted by progress, poor eyesight and the reality of being forgotten.
Andy Lau and Takeshi Scaramachi are anti-heroes within a sexually charged subplot with Kelly Lin, cool and sexy with or without glasses.
And there's a palpable feeling of some world more permanent and hostile beyond the range of field glasses.
he has a girlfriend named Polly and she is pretty with glasses.
I have never had the experience of seeing a 3-D movie before on the cinema, the only experience I have had with a 3-d film, only courtesy of some 3-d glasses coming free with a DVD, was Spy Kids 3-D, a movie while mildly entertaining isn't exactly the best film every to display the greatness of 3-d.
However, the management at Cheddar's had selected Margarita glasses that were much more like plates with stems than anything meant to hold a beverage.
These characters were like those Margarita glasses.
I don't see how laughing over being unable to see the time on a wrist watch without your glasses constitutes finding one's soul mate.
Unfortunately, the 3D glasses added significant physical discomfort to an ultimately boring final hour of the movie.
My only complaint is that I can't figure out for the life of me why movie-makers will always put glasses on a female character (who is obviously very attractive) and then act like all the characters think she's ugly.
The bargain-basement 3-D effects (a surprise considering CGI-fiend Andrew Lau's involvement) simply don't work on a DVD viewing (and providing only one pair of glasses is pretty cheap!) due to the poor colour balance.
Whoops I forgot my 3D glasses to experience those mind-popping images (where we are informed when to put them on or take them off), but I doubt that gimmick would have saved this already below-average, if bizarre supernatural/slasher tale from Hong Kong.
I remember three witnesses for prosecution - grits loving Sam Tipton (Maury Chaykin), the guy with seven bushes (Raynor Scheine), and sweet Mrs. Riley who just may need a thicker pair of glasses.
In one scene, when Donny is pointing out to Marie someone who might have been one of the criminals chasing them in an earlier scene, she says she can't see them because she's not wearing her glasses?
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