Sentence examples for cautious gaze from inspiring English sources
Certainly, the policy needed New Zealand's hard politician in the Cabinet and probably a female Prime Minister, Helen Clark, in power, but James was ignorant of the concerted and at times cohesive advocacy across the sector required to shift the government's interest in early childhood education from its selective and cautious gaze of earlier years (May, 2003).
"Who painted our painting?" His father's gaze turned cautious.
One thinks particularly of Geoffrey Whitehead's ambitious priest, with his nervous gaze and clinched, cautious speech.
In "The Underlife", after initial panic, she makes herself look closely at a rat scurrying along in the New York subway - under her gaze it becomes "cautious, domestic, innocent".
There's Elizabeth Taylor, pretty in pink, and beside her Nancy Reagan, elegant in white, wearing a cautious version of her adoring-wife gaze.
If we look carefully, if we get out the magnifying glass and observe the details in a kind of anachronistic and cautious close-up, we can discern a certain tenderness in his gaze.
Some gaze expressionlessly ahead.
