Sentence examples for Searching gaze from inspiring English sources
In The Divine Comedy the searching gaze seems more narrowly voyeuristic, the level of imaginative engagement more superficial.
Russell's plain, frank speech, along with his determined gait and searching gaze, make his performance as effective and moving as it is historic.
Austin has romantic feelings for Tim that he can't put into words but expresses in hesitant but telling gestures like a hand lingering on a knee and a searching gaze.
Celtic heritage predominates in the latter, which features bagpipes and mournful tones suggestive of a tribe with backs to land and a searching gaze into the misty northern seas.
Alone at night, though, his searching gaze bored holes through his computer screen.
He then gave lingeringly searching gazes into our eyes.
Veronika Part's Odette, by contrast, is powerfully sentimental, with searching gazes into her prince's eyes and a fond clutch of his hand to her cheek.
His mode, most of the evening, was one of merry glances to the side; Pence's was one of searching gazes into the camera, solemn nods, and expressions of dismay.
The filmed trips through Tokyo infuse the rich texture of the city with a startling emotional intensity and a sense of teeming ambient drama; keen and searching gazes through windows and windshields and their myriad reflections evoke silent cries of solitude.
In "Wish You Were Here," Swift trains this searching, compassionate gaze on a middle-aged couple, Jack and Ellie, who run a caravan park on the Isle of Wight.
