Sentence examples similar to gaze establishment from inspiring English sources

Stacking fuzzed-out guitar upon fuzzed-out guitar, Quebecois grungers No Joy produce the sort of no-frills riffage that the bland nu-gaze establishment sorely needs.

Earlier this year, in Privacy, Graham moved his gaze away from establishment capers and made a startling interactive drama.

Reared in Queens, Mr. Simon now maintains a duplex apartment on the Upper West Side, and though his music is a salmagundi of world traditions, it still sounds like a subway ride between those two areas, where aspiring immigrants and members of the well-heeled, well-intentioned liberal establishment gaze at one another curiously across the aisle.

Sit at one of the Grand Café's immodest tables and gaze at the establishment's extravagant gold and marble interior over a surprisingly modestly priced espresso and let the crisp notes of an ivory piano take you back to the turn of the century when successful Hungarian writers, artists and actors would frequent this ornate café to plan their masterpieces.

Some in the Dominican political establishment, in turn, had long gazed at Haiti with resentment over Haiti's two-decade annexation of the former Spanish colony of Santo Domingo in the 1800s.

And so I am forced sit here in the safety of a private commercial establishment, seeking refuge from the male gaze and its bolder iterations.

But the rising was also a terrible shock to the British establishment, as it opened up to public gaze the workings of company rule.

The attack on the Republican establishment by the tea party folks grabs the gaze like a really bad horror flick — some version of "Hee Haw" meets "28 Days Later".

Gazing over at a group of older men, morning regulars in his establishment, he said, "About politics, I don't think they think they can touch it anymore".

To be honest, his establishment of a chateau in exile, just over the border where he can gaze mournfully at his heavily taxed compatriots, seems the act of a profound patriot.

Our findings suggest that this area is important for the establishment of intentional gaze object relations and indicate that the presence of a distractor interferes with the representation of such relations.