Sentence examples for fond gaze from inspiring English sources

At a more inward level, the cross-cut close-ups rhyme with another fond gaze – ours for the screen.

The revisionists gloss over militarist Japan's atrocities in the region and want Japanese children to be taught a beautified picture of a past in which a harmonious society thrived under the fond gaze of the emperor.

Reportedly this kind of indigenous craftwork is being replaced by modern materials, so the girl's fond gaze at her doll ironically acknowledges that the future will come at the expense of the culture's heritage.

After a year of fond gazing and brief encounters, he starts spending the night.

Like sweethearts, they send fond gazes in each other's direction whenever they sigh and shift position: yes, they both have arthritis.

The inevitable result of this is that a thicket of the stuff gets indulged like a fond parent gazing adoringly on the appalling child and quickly becomes the invasive thug that it is always trying to be.

No fond perceptions nor no gaze unveils.

We are not let down; even in her crisis, this mother has the lemon gaze and the fond but astringent voice that can survey her son (Jim Sturgess) and let him know he's a bad lot who needs to try harder.

"Alcoholism seems to be an infirmity of the lower classes," Mary observed, peering around the dining room, but Cheever's own gaze was humorous and fond.

Veronika Part's Odette, by contrast, is powerfully sentimental, with searching gazes into her prince's eyes and a fond clutch of his hand to her cheek.

Unapologetic Vietnam War protester, winner of the Yale Series of Younger Poets award conferred by W.H. Auden (another poet apparently not fond of his Christian names), translator from a handful of romance languages, Merwin gazes straight into the camera's lens.