Sentence examples for gaze outward from inspiring English sources

Two, Mr. Moore frequently turns his gaze outward.

In green spaces, though, the mind is repeatedly invited to turn its gaze outward, to notice, see and hear.

We're used to hearing Glover dissect himself, but on "Awaken, My Love!" he directs his gaze outward.

And as she continues to set her gaze outward, we might wonder whether it's because there is nothing for us to see within.

In addition to leading the eye toward the museum's entrance, the design invites visitors to sit down and gaze outward toward the parkway and neighboring Crown Heights.

Here she has turned her gaze outward, exploring her frustrations with a country that draws its lifeblood from black art without sufficiently valuing black life.

She's late, but marches in and stands onstage, bathed in the projector's beam, gazing outward in search of her date.

Though those dark eyes of his keep gazing outward one way or another, he doesn't build much sense of a world — even an inner world — as he dances.

In "The Image" she observes, "I turn on the television and he is / there, on-screen, in profile -- / turning to stare full-faced at me. / A scripted wind lifts his hair, / he gazes outward and through me".

TONIO and Consuelo, the wanderlusty aviator and the exotic widow at the center of the new musical "Saint-Ex," give voice to their tempestuous relationship by singing, "Love is not a gaze that's shared/But years spent gazing outward together".

When he gazes outward, Weber is on steady ground.