When the roundup begins, he's riding with a girlfriend on a bluff overlooking the city; the entire scene plays off his stricken gaze.
Moving quickly across the lobby to shake my hand, the intensity of her gaze is striking.
Striking examples of tasks, which are among the earliest to be learned, are learning to recognize hands, learning to follow other peoples' direction of gaze, perform segmentation, and understand spatial relations such as 'containment'containment
Appropriate to this context, she seems coiled to spring at anyone whose gaze strikes her the wrong way.
Read the online reviews and you realise that no one says quite the same thing: one is struck by the gaze of the actors, another flags up the smells in the text, a third celebrates the humour of the piece, and so on.
After opening his letter, a rural father gazes, stricken, at the young daughter he is powerless to protect.For too long, says Tim Phillips, AFP's president, "economic freedom" conservatives wooed voters with arguments full of numbers.
He throttled them on six hits while striking out nine, including six who gazed at strike three.
It's staged from beginning to end, so what you get is a child striking a pose with two women in the background gazing sexily at the camera.
With his boot-camp haircut and sulkily suggestive gaze, Winsor strikes exactly the right note.
It is striking that the FG showed a change in connectivity with the same areas of STG and MFG, indicating that perception of gaze shifts affects connectivity with both ventral (FG) and dorsal (pSTS) components of the core face network.
What mother among us thinks of a hunger strike when gazing into her newborn baby's eyes and whispering, "I would do anything for you"?
