The almost exclusive focus of the students' gaze in the virtual activity on the screen may have led to less viewing of their phones or other off-task items, which could be a unintended benefit of the activity.
In highlighting practical and epistemic entanglements that impinge on sexual and reproductive health rights, the papers shift the gaze from an exclusive focus on how groups and individuals negotiate rights in complex contexts, to the recognition that institutions themselves may inhibit the realisation of these rights.
As we approached the hotel, passing gated apartment buildings and exclusive restaurants, he and Gina gazed out of the window in amazement.
It's something else that keeps you transfixed--that unrelenting stare as she delivers exclusives from inside a war zone, the gaze that tells viewers that she's been there and knows what she's talking about.
Beckett Warner is a motherless teenage girl, enrolled in an exclusive private school in Manhattan and reduced to gazing forlornly at the school's beautiful girls, "mermaids" who lord it over her with hair that "swung down like rope".
This gaze-following ability was once thought the exclusive domain of humans.
No matter how many times you take this romantic meander down the Seine, slipping silently under Paris' 37 bridges, gazing up at the Notre Dame Cathedral and gawking at the stately, exclusive residences on the Ile St . Louis it never fails to thrill.
She shows that eye miniatures portray the subject's gaze rather than his or her eye, making the recipient of the keepsake an exclusive beholder who is perpetually watched.
Student gaze (a), verbal behavior (b), motor behavior (c), and affect (d) were recorded in mutually exclusive categories.
Carnival Strippers reveals to what extent women were used to satisfy the hungry male gaze, and Meiselas notes that many of her photos were a result of her access to exclusive opportunities for representation.
