Sentence examples similar to inviting gaze from inspiring English sources

The former is an infinitely more salacious project, with a subject who has arguably surrendered any right to gripe about overly prying eyes by inviting those gazes she and her family can monetize themselves.

We didn't want to be inviting the male gaze.

The experience of each piece is wholly different, the black block shimmering like water at midnight and catching reflections, the clear block inviting visitors to gaze through it, to reach in.

The concrete path opened up to an overhang where a single leafy tree dipped its branches purposefully, inviting me to gaze through its arms.

Meanwhile, friends and strangers who have made different choices share moments of their lives online almost constantly, inviting us to gaze at their images and wonder whether they chose better than we did.

The forest set onstage creates an illusion of depth, inviting the audience's gaze into its most intimate back corners.

Joyce, a former Ziegfeld showgirl and sometime actress, had little real talent but was an instinctive courtesan who had perfected the art of the adoring gaze and inviting smile.

Even when she is portrayed in the company of Augustus, her cleavage is so inviting that the emperor cannot help gazing down into it.

The houses gaze back at him, cool and inviting.

Inviting questions, Mr Campbell palpably brightened as he gazed at the representatives of the wicked media, palely loitering before him.

Queen of Denmark recalls Dennis (brother of Brian Wilsonn's 1977 masterpiece, Pacific Ocean Blue: it has a similar feel of gazing out on to something endless and darkly inviting.