| In appearance, he was a rotund, rather owl-like figure, usually casually dressed. |
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| She shakily put her cup back on its blue china saucer and looked through her owl-like spectacles at Hannah. |
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| She stared at the crowd with enormous owl-like eyes that blinked in mechanical measure just above a slight aquiline nose. |
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| He is almost like a caricature of an owl, with a sturdy build, strong, piercing eyes, and owl-like properties. |
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| This wiry, cultured, multilingual polymath with owl-like eyes, who died in 1967 leaving no memoir, is the ghost in the film's machine. |
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| The burrowing owl has long legs and a typical owl-like head, that give it the means to keep a watchful eye on the prairie. |
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| Others said Zemlinsky's face was owl-like or simply ugly. |
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| There is an owl-like virtuosity to it, silent, unassuming — but deadly. |
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| Potoos and frogmouths frequently sit crosswise and upright when actively foraging and also appear very owl-like, although at rest they may perch quite differently. |
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| In each one Poelzig's hair sits like a toupe cap above his characteristic owl-like glasses and earnest expression. |
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