It depicts a tiny, white-cloaked Jesus gazing at a small white cross high in the distant sky in a mountain setting that might have been painted by Bierstadt.
Sitting cross-legged on the grass, 19-year-old Patricia Jaen gazed at a small shrine honoring Franky Jimmy Dejesus Velazquez, 50.
This failure to confront the nature of American unilateralism, common to all the liberal imperialists, leaves one with the impression that they have failed to grasp the big picture, preferring instead to gaze wistfully at a small corner of it.
Stephin Merritt, the frontman of the Magnetic Fields, is supposed to be contemplating his recently released, critically adored masterwork 69 Love Songs, but instead he's gazing wantonly at a small white dog sniffing at the bushes that line London's Grand Union Canal.
You realize (and when did this happen?) that the wide world you once bounded across like a whippet through a field of wheat has constricted to a narrow cubicle in which you squat and gaze all day at a small computer screen.
As I bend over and gaze at the small kidney-shaped pairs, already turning purple on the outer edges, I welcome a prized, peppery visitor.
The boy watched, rising up on his toes to gaze at the small old-fashioned engravings of hands, neatly turned with late-nineteenth-century cuffs, manipulating cards, hands and cards, hands and cards, page after page.
That's why losing the chance to gaze at a vast sky may not be a small matter.
Later, millions of Japanese television viewers saw the astronauts — one floating in the cable-strewn guts of the space station, the other calmly gazing at Earth through a small hatch window — sipping from bottles of Pocari Sweat, a popular, if curiously named, Japanese sports drink.
