starry

It's less that the changes concern me but more that our local governments seem a bit too starry-eyed.

For you starry eyed youngsters, just remember that this is Apple, the world`s most profitable company.

Could be vested 10% options in an apparently great startup or Van Gogh's Starry Night.

Many people, particularly starry eyed young ones fresh from academic nurturing, fail the test badly.

You'd think he would still be a starry eyed idealist, but he's not...

Bill Gates does the issue no favours with his starry-eyed techno-optimism or his attempts depict food supply as a selfless global communal endeavour.

No one ask Van Gogh to paint another Starry Night, man.

I imagine looking at the starry sky for brief flashes of light is not without complications, what are the biggest backgrounds?

This is part of why some starry-eyed supporters predict cost savings.

In that sense, he already has like 10-15 Starry nights.

I grew up starry eyed, thinking that our minds have virtually limitless capabilities and that mathematics could answer everything (naive, I know).

I'm not sure who's making money selling pick axes to starry-eyed bumpkins, but all of the development tooling I use is free.

If he had any success, art dealers would ask him to paint "another Starry night" all the time.

For example, I was at the Musee d'Orsay last summer and was absolutely blown away by van Gogh's "Starry Night".

Edit: Oh, don't mind me, I'm just dwelling on how you seem to be in some starry-eyed optimistic we're-all-in-this-together quest to "further understanding" in a pit of petty verbal combat.

I am countering the point "I lived in Europe and their public transit was so great why can't we have that in the US?" Which everyone upvotes because they're starry-eyed idealists who haven't thought through the economics and messy details.

I'm not a big fan of Van Gogh's 'Starry Night' and wouldn't pay a dime for a copy.