Sentence examples for Scrutinizing gaze from inspiring English sources

He is an intense child, with a sharp, scrutinizing gaze, and his frankness can be almost cruel.

You can reach Vertu either through a rear alley or by walking straight through the Hugo Boss showroom, past the scrutinizing gaze of that store's nattily dressed sales crew, to the back entrance of the building, which is marked by an austere gray banner bearing nothing more than the name of the company and a logo that looks like an abstract rendering of a raptor's outstretched wings.

There are a lot of beautiful places to travel, but only some truly shine under your camera's scrutinizing gaze.

When Kahlo painted herself, she did not see a passive repository of a man's gaze; she saw an active perceiver, the female painter scrutinizing her own being, and that included her sexual being.

Media scrutinizing relationships.

Regulators are scrutinizing the I.P.O.

Those "bars," reflected in the couplets on the page, stand for the innate possessiveness of our gaze; the "you" whose happiness depends on the cage being made pretty is, partly, the reader, who is lured by beauty to the site of pain, and whose scrutinizing presence there turns a bedroom into a prison, or perhaps a zoo.

Before scrutinizing the Oscar nominations.

"With a piercing gaze, Mr. Dupin scrutinized the painting's colors, its signature, its composition, its brush strokes," The Times wrote.

In "Winter" (1880), we see a young lady in a suit of military olive who scrutinizes us with a sidelong gaze, her hands inside a fur muff, her eyebrows two calligraphic slashes that echo the background's hundreds of dashes.

Standing in the elevator, I almost giggled as a flame-haired disciple of Rei Kawakubo coolly scrutinized me top to toe, her gaze stopping at my shoes, which I realized suddenly were last year's model.