Sentence examples for distant gaze from inspiring English sources

Sheikh Nayef has a graying beard, close-cropped hair, and a tranquil, strangely distant gaze.

Only Ekaterina Shipulina, with her lyrical arms and distant gaze, conveys any sense of mystery.

She is still a strikingly handsome woman, with a chic, highlighted bob and a warm if distant gaze.

Peter O'Toole takes the lead, and while the intensity of his gaze hints at the unstable nature of Lawrence, it's a distant gaze.

Framed by short brown bangs and arching eyebrows, they rarely wavered from a wide, distant gaze, giving her the appearance of a Japanese manga character.

Nemes's images mainly stick close to Saul, showing the back of his head as he walks, capturing his wide-eyed and distant gaze when his face is seen but showing little of what Saul actually sees.

The sophisticates (Dovima, Lisa Fonssagrives, Sunny Harnett) of the 1950s, with their distant gazes and angular figures, became the hippie goddesses (Veruschka, Penelope Tree, Twiggy) of the 1960s.

We make our judgments and choices based on information that comes without smiles or shrugs or distant gazes.

He spoke with the furrowed-brow intensity, distant visionary gaze and trembling voice that have roused the faithful in the past while bringing scorn from critics who mock his oratorical skills as more suitable for the pulpit than the stump.

With his black leather jacket, silver earring and distant, smoldering gaze, Mr. Horn could be a character out of a Bruce Springsteen song on the tribulations of blue-collar America.

Stenciled in red, white, and blue, Obama has the distant, upward gaze of a visionary leader.