While not all of them have cast their gaze backwards (for instance the superb recent series on delay in the Bronx County courts).
In "Ulysses' Gaze" (1995), for instance, Mr. Keitel, playing a Greek-American filmmaker on an odyssey in the Balkans in search of lost reels of an early Greek film, utters lines like "Your image, still damp, unchanged since the day I left it, emerges once again from the night".
Lorcin refers to this as the gaze, for example, the female gaze, the colonial gaze, etc.
When people like Rhoda (Brit Marling) and John William Mapotherr), for instance, gaze upward, they are looking toward a second Rhoda and a second John.
In these cases, we often observed a different spatial pattern of modulation of gaze effect so that, for instance, fixation-related activity increased when the animal looked leftward but reaching activity increased when it looked rightward, and vice versa.
The young Milton Goetz, for instance, gazes at the camera with a tilt of his head and a slight curve to his lips, his dark almond eyes engaging and warm.
You cannot possibly please everybody who reads your writing or gazes at your painting, for instance.
However, it is unclear whether the increased response to averted gaze in ASC might reflect an increased attribution of intentionality, for instance, because averted gaze signals greater communicative intent or salience to the observer with ASC.
When I ask Ashker if he envisages an existence beyond the razor wire, if he yearns, for instance, to gaze at the stars or stroll down a street, he looks puzzled.
Why Sergey has to strip, for instance, before the gaze of other boys remains unclear, but the humbling is as fresh as a wound.
