Sentence examples for feral gaze from inspiring English sources

Installed on a temporary wall in the Oval Room, it shocks the neighboring Whistler portraits with its feral gaze and forthright celebration of hard labor. 1 East 70th Street, Manhattan, (212) 288-0700, frick.org.org

The figure embodying both of these local characteristics is Teardrop (John Hawkes), Ree's father's older brother, whose feral gaze and brutish manners initially suggest that the bad seed of the family might be a close contest.

Installed on a temporary wall in the Oval Room, it shocks the neighboring Whistler portraits with its feral gaze and forthright celebration of hard labor. 1 East 70th Street, (212) 288-0700, frick.org.org

"Portrait of a Peasant (Patience Escalier)" has been installed on a temporary wall in the Oval Room, where it scorches and shocks its neighbors, Whistler's muted society swans, with its blazing colors and celebration of hard labor, not to mention its subject's feral gaze.

Such push-button references would seem cheap, were it not for the dazed, feral gazes of the cast members and the hungry ingenuity with which they assume their various roles.

We repair to a table outside, under the gaze of some feral-looking pigeons.

Is your friend constantly complaining about how she can't find a man while simultaneously gazing longingly at feral cats who "just need a home and a momma to love them"?

In those lush ballads of innocence — and more experience than some viewers could handle when the children were nude — Mann's gaze is languid and frank, and idylls of youth become feral and otherworldly.