Having declared categorically that there is no "proof" that Caravaggio was homosexual in the modern sense of the word, Graham-Dixon then fails entirely in his biographer's duty to provide any 16th-century context for the distinctive sexual gaze that the painter brings to his early young male subjects.
It is argued that the principles should not be rule-bound but define a distinctive nursing gaze that will position the nursing profession within the health care system and in relation to other professions.
She never appeared on the magazine's cover – but in April 1989, readers were startled to see what looked like her distinctive features gazing at them with an expression of pain, above a cover splash: "This woman was once a punk".
With the distinctive forward-facing gaze that can make owls seem as much human as bird, the barred pair stared at me.
While his right hand plucked the strings and his left hand expertly manipulated the sliding steel bar that sounds the notes and gives the pedal steel its distinctive twang, he gazed down at the instrument with an affectionate glimmer.
Nearby, the chain's distinctive, aesthetically pleasing lodges gaze serenely out to sea.
Richie Benaud, who has died aged 84, was perhaps best known latterly for his work as a global cricket commentator, with his distinctive voice, familiar fixed gaze, prominent bottom lip and carefully tended coiffure.
Her distinctive blue eyes fix my own with a steady gaze of certainty and she talks in that renowned smoky voice (so low that she was the voice of ET in 1982).
On the picture-perfect waterfront in Friendship, I gazed out over the harbor for the distinctive topsail and bowsprit that characterize the lobster sloops of the same name.
By my reckoning, Marling is Britain's most gifted songwriter, and this year's Short Movie was shot through with the distinctive qualities of her work: the sense of exploration and strength, the steady gaze of her lyrics.
