Sentence examples similar to a gaze about from inspiring English sources

Mo tipped his cap and held it off to one side at an elegant angle, while he bent slowly from the waist and gazed about, tilting a bit this way and that.

Last season, after Rivera set the all-time saves record, Roger Angell described the scene: Mo tipped his cap and held it off to one side at an elegant angle, while he bent slowly from the waist and gazed about, tilting a bit this way and that.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, a police spokesman said officers found McDonald "with a strange gaze about him," carrying a knife he used to slash a tire of a squad car and damage its windshield before running from officers.

Gazing about, I saw the fruits of other runs down the alleys of Newport Beach.

Masaki Tomonaga, who conducted the tests, said that an infant made eye contact with its mother at about 2 months and that sometime after the first year was able to maintain a gaze as the mother moved about.

When you believe that, you break free from the prison walls that keep you confined to your body, pitted against every other woman/prisoner in her own individual cell, always monitored by a gaze that controls your beliefs about yourself and your actions.

You gaze about yourself in a daze.

It is hard for a guest to know what to do, other than gaze about helpfully and keep quiet, in a form of stylitic meditation.

There was also a supper, near the end of the second movie, which felt like a resuscitation, as a grieving mother gazed about her, in an Istanbul restaurant, and remembered what it was to be hungry for life.

He didn't look so bad, maybe a little thinner — but he spent most of the time looking downward, his gaze about thirty degrees below horizontal, somewhat lower than it had been in March.

An original, The Granite Gaze, about the Catholic church's treatment of Irish women, also startles with its dark poetry.