Sentence examples for helpless gaze from inspiring English sources
Osipova's performance is studded with other fine details: the helpless gaze with which she fixates on Onegin; the shivering, almost queasy excitement with which she writes her misguided love letter; the eerie, almost convalescent calm of her relations with her husband, Gremin, and the awful physical pain when she encounters Onegin, and is forced to feel, again, her long repressed passion for him.
Helpless, he fixed his gaze on a tiny television at the other end of the hospital ward, where Middlesbrough were in a penalty shootout with a superior Manchester United team, to decide who would progress to the next round of the English League Cup.
Helpless, he fixed his gaze on a tiny television at the other end of the hospital ward, where Middlesborough were in a penalty shootout with a superior Manchester United team, to decide who would progress to the next round of the English League Cup.
King Midas, a Titian self-portrait, chin in hand and meditative, gazes on, helpless.
In the first stirrings of what would become a national mania for consumerist glitz, Britain gazed in helpless envy as modest prizes (a salad bowl, some towels, an electric teamaker) wobbled past on a conveyor belt.The Labour Party used a similar ploy to cheer delegates at its annual conference in Manchester, just before Ed Miliband gave his first speech as its leader on September 28th.
Her spoken rage Struck down the child of seven years With shame for all three, with pity for The helpless harried waiter, with anger for The diners gazing, avid, and contempt, And great disgust for every human being.
In terms of projection, Mr. Hanna was fairly wooden as the prince; he gazed at his hands frequently, in helpless mystification, wonder or despair, and in his solos landed his jumps roughly, frequently showing his line to be on the stringy side.
