Sentence examples for concentrated gaze from inspiring English sources
He has a handsome face that is dominated by a wide forehead and a concentrated gaze.
The famous uni-brow is there, along with the concentrated gaze and the faint mustache, as real as hers.
The gray monochrome and the small, rough figures blurring into the pitted surface of the lead panels demand the viewer's concentrated gaze.
With sensuous lips slightly parted and a concentrated gaze angled down and to the side, he has a Buddha-like air of introspection.
In her book about Picasso, Gertrude Stein, his friend and collector, commented that he was "dark, alive with big pools of eyes…" Other artists also used an intense and concentrated gaze.
January 15 2010 Specific in its concentrated gaze yet farsighted in scope, the annual festival features appearances by, among others, Wilmer Wise and Lew Soloff, Rob Mazurek, Dave Ballou, Taylor Ho Bynum, and Dave Douglas.
The procedure based on the concept that gazing is not necessarily only observed in the concentrated tasks such as VDT use, but also can be observed in the spatial orientation that is required for the maintenance of posture, similar to that seen in tightrope walkers [12].
But because it is attached to an almost complete body (the missing right hand that held the strigil was lost only a few years ago), the figure's intense gaze takes on a new meaning; it no longer seems the faraway stare of a dreamer but the concentrated look of someone absorbed in an apparently mundane task.
The monocularity of I Can See the Whole Room! should be viewed as a concentrated form of monocularity, such as "the common experience of closing one eye in order to fix an object in the gaze", but a subordinated form of monocularity that is enhanced by technology.
"So focused, so concentrated".
