Sentence examples for aggressive gaze from inspiring English sources

The most aggressive gaze of all is Salvador Dalí's.

In Swimming Home, the beautiful but fragile Kitty Finch has to field the desiring but often aggressive gaze of every character in the novel.

It's a proximity that's often achieved with the cinematic equivalent of the telescope — namely, the telephoto lens, with which Cassavetes looks at his characters intimately but from afar, probing them with a relentlessly aggressive gaze that assumes a great distance.

'You want to cut my son's leg off, and you tell me that's not aggressive!' "Andrei holds his gaze.

"An eye gaze can be aggressive to an enemy, but eye gaze can also be the height of intimacy".

I don’t think Steve Jobs was as aggressive.” He smirks, gazing down at his stage uniform.

Your mother could have died that morning but they will say: 'Just be yourself, we have to film.' Anything that's not complete submission to the gaze looks kind of aggressive on camera.

Donna McLoughlin is a woman with four children and a policeman husband, and Maria Bello, with an aggressive, head-up stance and a steady gaze, plays her as a cool-headed battler.

Submissive signals are often the precise opposite in form from a species' aggressive signals and may consist of an averted gaze or a closed mouth.

He loomed large beside the shorter, reed-thin Ms. Hassabi, but her gaze and finely honed physical presence were more aggressive than his gentle, somehow vulnerable mien.

She might not have been singing the song of feminist sirens, but her work relentlessly juxtaposed male and female forms, revealing hybrid bodies and aggressive amalgamations of phallic and yonic imagery; sexual subject matter from a woman's gaze.