Sentence examples for a loving gaze from inspiring English sources

What is a breast, after all, but a useless lump of dough -- until it is plunged into the boiling oil of a loving gaze: "A breast touched by love isn't just a breast".

The creature keeps looking at him with a loving gaze.

And Gilbert Blythe, because he was the romantic ideal and a feminist, in his way — always respecting Anne's intellect and ambitions, competing with her and admiring her academically — was an encouraging example of what teenagerdom and a loving gaze might have in store.

And Gilbert Blythe, because he was the romantic ideal and a feminist, in his way always respecting Anne's intellect and ambitions, competing with her and admiring her academically was an encouraging example of what teenagerdom and a loving gaze might have in store.

A loving gaze helps firm up the bond between parent and child, building social skills that last a lifetime.

He stares at your forehead a bit too long and in an evaluative way, not a loving gaze.

Whether his work captures a father's long, loving gaze to his child, or their hands clasped to symbolize protection and presence, Lee's focus on these specific moments of love and affection is what makes his imagery so relatable.

'I was extremely happy until my diagnosis," says Simon Binner, and the evidence is all around him – in holiday videos, in home videos of him with his friends and family in his lovely house and garden, and in the loving gaze of his wife, Debbie.

"Race 2," directed by Abbas-Mastan, has little to offer besides its loving gaze at wealth and flesh.

Both masterpieces, brought together for the first time in 500 years, show the infant Jesus on the lap of the Virgin Mary, under the loving gaze of his grandmother, Saint Anne.

The film opens at Arlington National Cemetery as Jackie, near the end of her life, visits the grave of her first husband under the watchful, loving gaze of her companion, Maurice Tempelsman Jerry Adlerr).