Sentence examples for dour gaze from inspiring English sources
Having glanced into the tent and ascertained that the situation was in hand, he turned his rather dour gaze on a newly arrived reporter.
Queen Victoria casts a dour gaze from her bronzed throne in a patch of green fronting the port.
When I asked if he recognized any of his attackers, Ibrahim cast a meaningful gaze over the dour young men in sunglasses now crowding in around us. "I knew some of them," he replied.
For most of an hour, she stared unblinkingly into the cameras, her gaze projecting a fixed, dour blankness.
As their personalised crates were slowly lowered on to the tarmac by freight ramps, under the gaze of the world's media and the bitterly cold, dour winter skies of Edinburgh, Tian Tian and Yang Guang could be seen slowly ambling around like musicians limbering up for the biggest gig of their careers.
Under his dour influence, one did notice other disturbing features: a pink doll gazing orphanlike through an upper-story window, a fissure zigzagging crazily along the path to the abandoned Upham, and perhaps most hauntingly the silence that suffuses the place.
On this rather dour note, Ms. Meckseper, who kept her coat on throughout our interview, looked up from her tea and gazed across Eighth Avenue, which was slick with rain.
"I hate dour obscurantism.
