walleyed

There, they used to pick blueberries, hunt moose and partridges, and fish walleyed pike and trout.

She had also had a nervous breakdown or two, and sometimes, in repose, she got a kind of walleyed look that made me nervous.

Made at a larger scale, these photographs, such as one closely cropped image of a walleyed young man on a bicycle, not only demonstrate Bey’s ability to heighten his subjects’ interiority with a careful attention to detail, but also heighten viewers’ awareness that they, like Bey, are sharing space with another person.

While savoring the life of a public man, Mr. Mondale loved to retreat by himself or with a friend to fish for trout or walleyed pike in Minnesota lakes reachable only by seaplane.

Is that really my walleyed gaze in the “Hollywood Squares” box on my laptop?