glaze over

But his eyes glaze over and he don't want to know.

His eye started to glaze over, and he had to look away.

She looked at him for what seemed a long time before her eyes glazed over.

His eyes glazed over again, as if he were trying to see something far away.

Then his eyes seemed to glaze over and he fell toward me.

When you talk about things in general terms, the mind glazes over.

"If you ask people about foreign policy, their eyes glaze over," he says.

For just an instant, her eyes seemed to glaze over.

A man whose eyes glazed over when she discussed art.

Her eyes glazed over for a second with the effort of recall.

When he had tried to explain that to me, my eyes glazed over.

The woman tried to speak, but her eyes were already glazing over.

The prisoner's eyes seemed to glaze over for a moment.

But out in the crowds, the eyes no longer glaze over the way they once did.

"You have to know when the audience's eyes are going to glaze over," she says.

His eyes glazed over, as if with memories he didn't feel like talking about.

"Your eyes don't appear to be glazing over the way they usually do when I talk about art."

Her brown eyes glazed over and became still as stones.

Sometimes his eyes would glaze over for a second or two as if he were out of their world altogether.

The boys' eyes were glazing over at the turn of the conversation.

The oh god was still vertical but his eyes had glazed over.

He wondered how long it would take until her eyes glazed over.

Only stare into her own eyes as they glazed over, and died.

Eyes glazed over and the guard fell back into his seat.

Mark didn't look glazed over yet, so I went on happily.