Sentence examples for gaze cool from inspiring English sources

Her skin is pink, her gaze cool – or bored.

My friend looked at me, his gaze cool and steady, and without averting his eyes from mine instructed the waiter to bring him an antipasto of salami and cheese, followed by the sautéed calf's liver.

Her gaberdine and leather Burberry trench was tightly buttoned, the collar turned up incongruously against the August weather; her hands were thrust into the pockets, her gaze cool and level.

Sagnier's gaze cools from eager longing to increasingly chilly calculation, as Isabelle finds unexpected depths to her own capacity for skulduggery.

Leonard's gaze was cool, but, in all honesty, it belonged in a book.

The remark seems extraordinary from a novelist so praised for her cool gaze.

Many of Ms. Seydoux's previous roles have called on her to project an almost sullen poise, and here she transforms her cool gaze into a radiant watchfulness, conjuring an intensity of devotion that is a reason for being.

I would say that it's mean, but how else are we readers of the Times, we considerers of the hoi polloi, supposed to approach a quantity like Snooki but with a cool gaze?

Mr. Haneke has often turned his cool gaze toward power and violence, and in some respects he has done so again in "Amour," one difference being that he's also made room here for tenderness.

Irony is the essence of the critical attitude, of the observer's cool gaze; every reviewer who is not just a bourgeois cheerleader (and no reviewer will admit to being that) is an ironist.

Afterwards, we enjoyed a lunch of tagliatelle at the posh museum cafe, where a famous actress was interviewed under the cool gaze of a crowd with fashionable hairdos, who sipped expensive teas flavoured with saffroned rock sugar.