Sentence examples for be gazed upon from inspiring English sources

Nor were they meant to be gazed upon from the step-up height of bus windows.

Several months must pass before it can be gazed upon again.

Caitya, (Sanskrit: "that which is worthy to be gazed upon," thus "worshipful"), in Buddhism, a sacred place or object.

In theory, 18th century society had no place for someone like me except to be gazed upon as an exotic other.

"The Chemical Wedding" is full of outlandish set pieces — candles that walk on their own; a queen's gown so beautiful it can't be gazed upon — that might suggest an allegorical reading.

But there also must be something a bit mystical about Mr. Anuszkiewicz's canvases, for so dazzling are their surfaces that the eye confronts them reluctantly even as the mind recalls religions that hold certain relics too sacred to be gazed upon.

"Scenes so lovely must have been gazed upon by angels in their flight," is how Livingstone described the falls.

That sure looks like the White House being gazed upon by the pajama-clad, hot-chocolate sipping man, lounging among some ornate drapes.

And no era is presently being gazed upon with more pie-eyed approbation than the waning years of the twentieth century.

He is above all a spectator, an observer of life, a man who gazes rather than one who is gazed upon, which is why he was in demand as a directorial stand-in.

These rock art nasties were gazed upon by people in 'altered states of consciousness' - individuals who were either drugged or in trances - the Stone Age equivalent of a six-pack and a video nasty.