Sentence examples for baleful gaze from inspiring English sources
Even "Macbeth" is not immune to the baleful gaze of one reviewer: Having researched great authors as part of my Ph.D. at Princeton, it is surprising how poorly Shakespeare has written this particular book.
Wearing an open-necked striped shirt that bulges around his ample middle, and cargo shorts that ride up his thighs, he looks at the camera with a baleful gaze.
I love everything about Twenty20 Finals Day: the morning til night cricket; the mascot race; even the scrabbling around for copies of the playing conditions once the baleful gaze of Messrs Duckworth and Lewis arrives with the inevitable showers.
A constant stream of people waited patiently to photograph themselves in front of the statued entrance to the arena where Jesse Owens won four gold medals in 1936 under the baleful gaze of the Führer.
But alas, there's little high drama or excitement to be had in courtroom corporate battles, so Munchin cast his baleful gaze westward.
Her satin-skinned allure had been obliterated by a long false nose and an almost baleful downward gaze.
For the finale of a Pearl Jam set full of power-chorded wrath, Eddie Vedder sang Bob Dylan's "Masters of War" with a bitter voice and a baleful, unwavering gaze.
His baleful, watery-gaze and ratty hair-do suggest a man trying hard — too hard, perhaps — to dispel the public's image of him flirting with Megatron.
Directed by Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala, Goodnight Mommy was produced by Austrian auteur Ulrich Seidl, and to some degree it shares the same baleful, unblinking and unnerving gaze that characterised his wonderfully uncomfortable Paradise trilogy.
Research did not escape his baleful glare.
