Sentence examples for earnest gaze from inspiring English sources

"You go on forever," says Bay, casting an earnest gaze across the sea of barely awake faces.

This is an impressive, magisterial book whose steady, earnest gaze also encompasses the lives of pickpockets and poets.

With his gently lilted speaking voice, hooded eyes and earnest gaze, Ernie Merrick is one-part genial Christmas relative, one part disapproving Latin master.

With close-cropped hair and an earnest gaze, he exudes the easy charm of the college athlete he used to be, and betrays his Northern California roots and psychology degree with the new-agey lingo he uses to explain his "transformation" from profiteer to philanthropist.

"We're a very talented minor league team," he explains, fixing an earnest gaze upon his visitor.

"I live here," says CNN's Branderson Cooper, in an endless loop of promotional ads for, what else? Him, about his globe-trotting and earnest gaze.

Mr. Edwards draws closer to her, fixing her in his steel-blue gaze, his face earnest and sympathetic.

There is no ominous electricity between Geary and Shepherdson as the naïve Geary, with his earnest, deer-in-the-headlights gaze, belatedly comes to suspect his partner.

One can imagine earnest discourse about the reclamation of the female gaze, but it boils down to pseudo-feminist nonsense.

So it should say, 'Thou shalt not kill except for x, y and z.' " A pale, earnest, melancholy man with a wispy moustache, an unblinking gaze and a bristling carpet of hair, Mr. Vollmann speaks slowly, with great deliberation.

Here let the new halls be built, so that earnest statesmen, glancing up from their secret instructions from home office, may gaze out upon the prehistoric sovereigns who kept on fighting one another until they perished from the earth.