Sentence examples for first gaze from inspiring English sources

When he and the Nymph first gaze at each other, the shock of their startled desire reverberates across the theatre.

Contrastingly, expectancy did influence early attentional processing (initial orientation of attention) in that participants directed their first gaze towards pizza pictures more often on 100%and50%0% probability trials relative to 0% trials.

It's the shade that European philosophers see when they first gaze over the Atlantic and envision Eden in the virgin New World forests, the same woods that inhabit Pennsylvania's name.

Standing there, a good eighteen inches lower than his first gaze, is a small boy, blue-eyed and as innocent-looking as a shepherd's lad from a Nativity scene.

At the end of the play, he rocks the man like a baby; it's a maternal image, an echo of that first gaze of love, when the spectacle of self begins, which is, in Tennessee Williams's words, as "undeliberate as the act of breathing".

As shown in Fig. 2, the first gaze similarity analysis compared the Context and No-context conditions across the entirety of the shared viewing period of the film clip that overlapped across conditions (i.e., the 2 minutes and 54 seconds of film, starting just after the bomb was placed in the car).

But I shan't ever forget the first time I watched their serious, swaying dance, or this year, 2016, when they first gazed out, fully formed, over our garden.

Like it or not, class-action lawyers are starting to view the fast-food industry with the same greedy eyes that first gazed on Big Tobacco.

When I first gazed up at Rudy and Seth, I was confused by what I saw: were there four figures spotlit against the clock beneath the bells?

Ever since we humans first gazed at the sky and saw birds majestically flitting across it, we've wanted to fly ourselves.

But the moment I first gazed upon my new PC's Bios screen is right up there with the happiest moments of my life.