Sentence examples for a gaze from from inspiring English sources

It assumes a gaze from above — perhaps that of a sadistic voyeur.

It assumes a gaze from above perhaps that of a sadistic voyeur.

The spiritual anguish expressed in Peter's remorse and Jesus' disappointment — a gaze from divine eyes can be so severe that light waves turn into sound able to penetrate ears — piles up until the pain reaches a breaking point. .

As the filmmaker noted after the screening, this piece is a bookend of sorts to that tale of early curiosity -- a gaze from the other end, of what happens when people spend decades together and find there are still new and awkward truths to be uncovered about the other.

Instead, it teaches her to view herself in a sexualized gaze, from an outsider's point of view.

Mr. Worthington showed up the very next week and greeted me with a firm handshake and a steady gaze from steel-blue eyes.

Queen Victoria casts a dour gaze from her bronzed throne in a patch of green fronting the port.

That's not to say women directors should always direct women's stories, but seeing the world through a female gaze from time to time shouldn't be that odd.

This study analysed the combined effect of looking time (from a gaze following task) and attentional disengagement (from a gap-overlap task) in relation to ASD outcome.

The nubby horizontal threads form a stripe pattern that pulls a viewer's gaze from left to right, mimicking the flow of the river in the background.

And the tides rise and fall without an owner to gaze from the house and marvel at the changes.