starry-eyed
Origin of starry-eyed
Related Words for starry-eyed
dreaming, half-baked, hoping, impossible, improbable, romantic, silly, optimistic, nonrealisticExamples from the Web for starry-eyed
Contemporary Examples of starry-eyed
It will swiftly become clear that there is no room in this starry-eyed arrangement for a compact with Washington.
The story of the starry-eyed music fan is a familiar one, but here Phillips delivers a surprising new twist on an old plot.
“If we can do it, anyone can,” Herjavec said, as starry-eyed as the young entrepreneurs who seek his council, and his coin.
Who knew that professional cynic Bill Maher was such a starry-eyed idealist?
He depicts Jobs as both a wildly ambitious businessman and a starry-eyed idealist.
Historical Examples of starry-eyed
Dantor grinned in appreciation and Ulana looked up at him starry-eyed.
The Copper-Clad WorldHarl Vincent
I'm not one of these starry-eyed reformers who expect to change things overnight.
The Lani PeopleJ. F. Bone
Meg looked at it, starry-eyed as she might had she seen a ghost.
Mystery WingsRoy J. Snell
"You're talking like a starry-eyed fool, Han," Virginia Merrick said sharply.
Turning PointAlfred Coppel
Tad came alongside the wagon and looked into it, grinning and starry-eyed.
The Lost WagonJames Arthur Kjelgaard