glint

Billy Bob Thornton, explaining the biggest appeal of the project for him, calls it, with a glint in his eye, “a 10-hour movie.”

She looked again at Berengère, who saw the glint of her green eyes and the old proud discontent twisting her lip, but did nothing.

The eyes of the little inventor softened and into them crept a glint of pensiveness.

Beyond them stretched the roadway leading to the common; to the left he could plainly see the glint of the sun on the river.