Sentence examples for gazing more from inspiring English sources

Were the undefeated Buckeyes gazing more than a month hence toward the chance of a berth in the Fiesta Bowl for the national championship?

Neuropsychological research shows that women value gazing more than men do; as a result, eye contact helps build relationships among women but could signal attempts to dominate among men.

Image caption Star gazing - more respectable than economics?

For example, in an in-situ experiment, Pluijms, Cañal-Bruland, Hoozemans, and Savelsbergh (2015) recently showed that better performance during the windward mark rounding in sailing was related to gazing more to the tangent point during the actual rounding.

Participants approached and gazed more at positively valenced objects.

Her posture seemed more self-assured, her gaze more direct.

Such empathy effectively removes Justice's blindfold — so that she may gaze more favorably on one side of her scale.

Instead, participants gazed more at negative than neutral emotional displays although they physically avoided angry (but not sad or neutral) agents.

From the court looking up, you gaze more clearly at seven strata of miniature grassy platforms, aquariums and junk connected by an elaborate Rube Goldbergian armature of pipes.

As postmodernism took hold and the real world started to gaze more intently at its navel, superheroes followed suit, dwelling endlessly on their own motivations and circumstances, finding themselves morally compromised, and wondering where they stood in the world.

As our bones and bodies grew accustomed to jarring turns and clatters along the rocky surfaces I could gaze more frequently out at the mean flora that stretched out as far as the eye could see.