Visiting tourists, including those from the US, gaze open-mouthed at our heavy drinking culture.
A producer approached us as we gazed open-jawed at what was going on.
Laoura's gaze is open, intense and deeply attuned to any hint of insincerity or pity: the two emotions that she said she found hardest to take in someone else's expression.
"Ha!" Oakwood lifted his head and gazed with open delight at Miss Skattergoods.
Silvia's authority is a matter of brute force: she pummels Velvet for sneaking out of the house at night, for taking bread before dinner is served, for talking back, or, on one terrible occasion, for gazing in open pleasure at musicians on a subway platform, punishing her for exactly the quality that Ginger most prizes: "You stupid girl, you give everything away!
For the love of young leaf by Sarah Westcott You stippled ripple of wet hem over slate, rubber necked in the greening growth - you globular lunar snouter of dark ways, your bovine, blunted downward gaze beyond opened sky to micro-scraps of food.
With his strong gaze and open-necked striped shirt, his shelves crammed with agriculture books and box files, his line of jars filled with brightly coloured seeds on a table against the wall, and his slightly impatient body language, as if just about to set off on another of his frequent trips to Africa or Asia, he seems a little like a high-minded Victorian explorer.
It aims to emphasize the necessity of focusing our gaze and opening up new research trajectories.
From the start, Cinema Paradiso carries itself like one of the classics its adorable scamp gazes at, open-mouthed, from the projection room.
"I am on my own because frankly I don't know who would want me any more!" honked the locum, cableknit sleeves flapping, as her brittle mother (a splendidly crackly Joanna Lumley) gazed on, open-mouthed, across the duck-egg blue expanse of her distressed rustic kitchen.
