Sentence examples for collective gaze from inspiring English sources

The collective gaze is a formidable face-recognition technology.

Call it a reversal of the collective gaze.

Humans have long fixed a penetrating collective gaze on evil and disaster.

In the urgent silence of this collective gaze, however, I cannot delay my answer.

The media's inability to wrest their collective gaze from him is one of the major reasons he gained the presidency.

So the country fixed its collective gaze to the moguls skier Jennifer Heil, the defending Olympic gold medalist and four-time World Cup champion.

My theory is that the collective development gaze skips over road deaths and others like tobacco or alcohol because they are too familiar.

Groh must immediately get the team to believe in him, to follow him, and he must draw the players' collective dreamy gaze away from Parcells.

Using a number of household products, Naomi physically strips the objectified woman down to a blank object and subverts our collective carnal gaze.

Kate, dazed, glowing and euphoric, stood on the steps of the Lindo Wing with baby George clutched to her chest, and instead of celebrating the miracle of life, there was a collective lowering of the gaze, followed by a demand to know why there was still a bump where the baby had been, and what she intended to do about it.

Terrorism was a mere red blink in the collective eye, though in my gaze it loomed large.