Sentence examples for gaze on him from inspiring English sources
Lip touching lip, all moveless, bust and limb, He seems to gaze at that which seems to gaze on him!
Here, people who have known or observed him since his hat-making days in the 1950's turn their gaze on him.
Mr. Alvarez, 26, appeared nervous throughout his testimony, leaning back in his chair as if to move out of the line of sight of Mrs. Kimes, who fixed her gaze on him.
But because the piece is formed of people, not of metal or stone, the viewer is aware that, regardless of how absorbed the models seem to be in their activity, at any moment they have the capability of turning their gaze on him — as, indeed, they periodically do in "Kiss".
But then things are bound to get wild whenever we permit Colonel Muammar Qaddafi to occupy to center of our attention-when we rivet our gaze on him, pore over his unpredictable and contradictory utterances, and organize our foreign policy around the question of what to do about him.
But as a subject, he has been elusive, a shadow on the run with his camera, who still worries, at 73, about falling into "the traps of the rich". Here, people who have known or observed him since his hat-making days in the 1950s turn their gaze on him.
The great dark eyes gazed on him so intently that he began to stammer and blurt.
When Mary Shelley's Frankenstein first lays eyes on what his science has wrought, he thinks, "I had gazed on him while unfinished; he was ugly then; but when those muscles and joints were rendered capable of motion, it became a thing such as even Dante could not have conceived".
"Suddenly, as I gazed on him, an idea seized me, that this little creature was unprejudiced, and had lived too short a time to have imbibed a horror of deformity.
Baxter's gaze is on him, a gaze that can't be shifted unless he moves the whole of his heavy shaven head.
Bravo refers to these gentlemen as the Fab Five, though they might better be described as the Five Horsemen of the Straight Male Apocalypse: in each hour-long episode, they fix their gaze on one hapless Neanderthal, counseling him and taunting him on everything from his underwear to his icebox.
