Sentence examples similar to an exchanged gaze from inspiring English sources

The empty blackness of suburbia eats into Pete and Beth as they exchange gazes at the train station.

Oral sources are generated in a dialogic exchange an interview literally a looking at each other, an exchange of gazes.

Silvana responds, looks back and exchanges gaze.

They spent little time indoors, preferring to canoodle beside the pool or take their kids for bumpy camel rides on the beach, all the while – according to onlookers who hurriedly transmitted a report to the Mirror – "exchanging kisses, gazing into each other's eyes and giggling like children".

I was struck by how young she seemed as she exchanged a long, childlike gaze.

'We turned on one another deep, drowned gazes, and exchanged a kiss that reduced my bones to rubber and my brain to gruel.' Peter De Vries, 1954 When did we humans steal our first kiss?

USB sticks with top-secret material are gingerly removed from packs of cigarettes bought with a curt exchange of gaze-avoiding pleasantries from a trusted vendor.

Huffman says that the "baby-mommy gaze" that was exchanged between her and Maasai had a profound impact on the look of her paintings.

Huffman says that the "baby gaze" that was exchanged between her and Maasai had a profound impact on the look of her paintings.

Exchanging a mutual unbroken gaze for at least 2 minutes produces increased feelings of passion, which will likely make both of you blush.

In the hour and a half that I pretended to read Death in Venice next to them, they exchanged maybe a handful of pleasantries, while they gazed lovingly into their iPhone screens instead.