Sentence examples for gaze comes from inspiring English sources
The definitive word on his unblinking gaze comes in his best film, The Low Down, in which his co-star tells him: "You've got, um, quite starey eyes, haven't you?" Gillen isn't accustomed to being the centre of attention.
Of course, Neshat' softer gaze comes with her immersion in magical realism, a narrative style inspired by the Women Without Men novel by Shahmush Parsipur (Zanan Bedun-e Mardan in Farsi).
As he laughed, his eyes sparkled and creased, the furthest expression possible from the steely gaze coming from the bottle in his hand.
But they knew you were standing there, could imagine the lifeless gaze coming from the two holes in your ski mask.
That "the world's gaze came in a double take" might hint at parental rejection of a condition that "makes me black but not black, white but not white".
At that moment I understood where Tanya's telling gaze came from.
The stuff of successive nightmares of course, but how about if that unwelcome gaze came from helpful sensors that monitor you while you sleep?
The diverse perspectives on masculinity found in "Man as Object: Reversing the Gaze" come from straight, transsexual, transgender, lesbian and multi-cultural artists in various media, from paintings to sculpture, as well as installations, performance, video and that newest hybrid form of creative expression, social media.
The figure can fluctuate wildly based on how bankable a star is, how many years he or she has left in his or her career, and here's where the crystal-ball gazing comes in the potential for future earnings generated from work completed during the marriage.
There is no ominous electricity between Geary and Shepherdson as the naïve Geary, with his earnest, deer-in-the-headlights gaze, belatedly comes to suspect his partner.
