Sentence examples for gazing slightly from inspiring English sources

In one video on her YouTube channel Ms. Astanova is seen in profile, her back arched, gazing slightly upward in the middle distance as she plays Rachmaninoff.

He whiles away the hours by ambling down streets, through clubs and fashion shoots, between the drinkers at parties, and along the beach, often gazing slightly downward, with a fraction of a smile.

He arrives in Japan just in time to gaze, slightly embarrassed, at the sullen billboards of himself that are starting to appear there.

Spaniards are warm and very welcoming, but don't be surprised if people sometimes hold your gaze slightly longer than usual.

Avert your gaze slightly to the right, away from the mural, and it's clear the only sport that could conceivably take place on the site now is mud-wrestling.

In particular, the topographic representation of visual space within a hemisphere differed depending on whether observers shifted their gaze slightly to the left or right of a central point aligned to the midline of the head and body.

Each gazes slightly to one side, into space.

She wears a white gown with a billowing skirt and gazes slightly upward.

The captain picked up the binoculars, fixing his gaze slightly starboard, and then handed them to me.

For all his experience and sophistication, that grimly blank expression -- calmly unflinching gaze, slightly lopsided frown -- embodied a philosophy of power unapologetically, brutally simple: attack, crush enemies; cause others to fear, submit.

Isobel brought her feet up from under the table and sat cross-legged, her eyes opened, but only slightly, gazing at the space just past her nose.