Sentence examples for gaze though from inspiring English sources

I'm stopped by Gerry's gaze, though, as he backs away from me, still smiling tenderly.

And on the very last page of "Stroll" he, in a sense, tells us what he's been up to in the volume: "I dreamt that a man was looking back over the anamorphic landscape of dreams, and his gaze, though hard as steel, splintered into multiple gazes, each more innocent, each more defenseless".

He doesn't return their gaze, though.

His free-roaming gaze, though now familiar, can still surprise.

There is something in Washington's gaze, though, that tells us just how deep his character's troubles go.

Scrutiny is Paterson's forte: nothing escapes his gaze (though his splendidly unstable poem A Pocket Horizon – another poem involving an uncertain shore – would have it otherwise).

She'll suffer under their gazes, though, until she (finally) springs for a transcontinental escape to Morocco.

Yet, at the end of last year he did what none of his predecessors had done and travelled to the seas off the islands by boat, making sure the media pack captured him, binoculars in hand, gazing though the mist at his nation's "stolen" lands.

Looking hungover or drugged or emotionally spent, he wearily meets the camera's gaze as though it is a lover who has failed him too often.

There were times, once in a while, when Ggaecheol would suddenly pop up and look me over with that gaze, but though he sometimes startled me he was not of interest.

His publications radiate not a reactionary disgust with the world but, instead, an irrepressible wish to enrich the present by digging below its crust — to direct our gaze, as though we were standing before a cliff face, at the compacted strata of history.