Sentence examples for eyes upwards from inspiring English sources

Art historian Adam Labuda sees these two figures, positioned full-length between the chief mourners and mid-ground spectators, as a pictorial device that along with the Magdalene's upward gaze draws viewers' eyes upwards through the panel's dramatic sequence.

Nash strained his eyes upwards "to see that dreadful miracle of the sky blossoming with these floating flowers".

He responded by casting his eyes upwards, downwards and sideways and saying: "I am really not sure".

Once the sun has set – an extraordinary sight in itself as the rock formations turn pink – it's eyes upwards to take in the stars.

Keep a light pressure, close your eyes, and turn your eyes upwards in your head to gaze at the third-eye point - between your eyebrows.

We are used to people glancing at their wrists for information, not to their getting it by rolling their eyes upwards and focusing on the middle distance.

A concave ceiling in the main concourse depicting the constellations draws the eye upwards.

"I was taken straight to hospital," he recalled last year, "where they saw that the muscle that moves the eye upwards was damaged so I couldn't move the eye.

I find that the key is to create bridges between the floors and the ceilings and to develop features that bring the eye upwards". When it comes to tips for designing to scale, he has some major ones to keep in mind.

Art historian Till-Holger Borchert observes that these figures are given "greater dynamism by being seen in rear rather than profile view", and that this vantage point draws the observer's eye upwards towards the mid-ground and the crucifixion.

The intent was to draw the observer's eye upwards, celebrating what Sullivan termed the "lofty" nature of the skyscraper, but not wasting resources on intricate detailing unlikely to appeal to a busy businessman.