Probably a great idea to start with yourself too. And I bet people who feel they have a twinkle in their eye are surrounded by more of the same.
A revealing question to ask about people: could you describe them as having a twinkle in their eye? If you try asking yourself this about people you know, you may notice some patterns.
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I think you could describe most people as having a twinkle in their eye, so long as they love something. A parent looking at their child, an inventor discussing their creation, etc. Maybe the better idea is how do you bring it out of people?
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No that’s not how the expression is used, or what it means. It describes mischievousness, coupled with an overwhelmingly positive side. It makes it difficult to fault or criticise them because they are so likeable at the same time.
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Walking down Curzon street in London and passed a man with the biggest twinkle in his eye. My thought was that guy knows something. Realised a few seconds later it was Sir Philip...Owner of Topshop.
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very true
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What are these patterns? Many people tell me and I get this common feedback of having twinkle in my eyes. Lol. I don’t know why they say that..
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Look at Akshay kumar eyes.
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The twinkle in someone’s eye, I think, means they are loved and they know it. Not having this is very difficult for a human.
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We should train a neural net to detect this... DeepTwinkle?
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