"I detected an odd, slightly crazed, yet somehow joyous gaze in its eyes," Grogan writes.
– with a penetrating yet somehow compassionate gaze.
Its grand plaza has theaters for concerts and the ballet on either side, and a colossal, yet somehow spritely, bronze Poseidon gazes down to the harbor from the city's cultural acropolis.
Billion-dollar endowments fall in the same category of nonprofits' gazing lovingly at their navels, but somehow exclusionary admissions policies seem even worse.
When Don gazed at her screen test, it was a callback to the first season's Kodak carousel, but one that felt oddly on the nose: same glowing screen, same gaze of nostalgic affection, but to less effect, somehow.
She offered a Mona Lisa half-smile and started to cry, but somehow this served to strengthen my gaze; I had to be the mountain.
This dismissal should be acknowledged as part of a wider trend that views female self-love and the art created from it as somehow less worthy than the male gaze in art and elsewhere.
When people come round, I see the house with new eyes: the mess looks worse, somehow, through the prism of an external gaze, and I'm ashamed.
Recorded by the Concertgebouw under Riccardo Chailly, it's sombre but driven – monumental, yes, but one somehow feels inside the monument rather than gazing on it.
Dr. Brenner has a long face and gray eyes that are somehow remembered as bright blue, so intense is his gaze.
