| Positioned hierarchically above the crowd like a god, King Leopold looks through a lorgnette but seems not to notice the violence below. |
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| As they spoke, their father observed them from the staircase, holding a lorgnette. |
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| The woman raised a lorgnette and appraised the muddied rugby shirt with pursed lips. |
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| The narrator bought an Art Deco gold lorgnette in a junk-and-jewelry shop in the Old City of Geneva and forgot about it for many years. |
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| As she grew farsighted, she remembered the lorgnette, retrieved it from her jewelry box and wore it everywhere. |
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| Rather, Turturro draws himself up to his full height and beyond, studying his interlocutor as if through an invisible lorgnette. |
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| Well, I do not have my lorgnette on me, but I will try anyway. |
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| He won a national student design competition two years running, once for a white desk phone that had a handset with a long handle, like a lorgnette. |
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| A lorgnette viewer and a pair of anaglyph glasses, required for viewing in stereo, are included with every copy. |
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| But in the stem of this elegant thing, as small as a lorgnette, tiny rose diamonds sparkled sprightly today as they did a century ago. |
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| But this was a new night now, a postwar night lit by cities and industry, and the American Self had caught its reflection in the lorgnette of a fashionable woman in the front row. |
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