Sentence examples for it's gaze from inspiring English sources

And thus does rugby league debate its very soul and gaze inwards and beyond to its very navel, for if there's one thing rugby league does better than all the codes and sports and human endeavours of any kind – it's gaze at its very navel.

Be wary of gazing too deep into this colorful abyss— you might not ever know if it's gazing also back into you.

Future studies will have to investigate whether it is gaze in particular, or any type of biological movement that is impaired early on in those children that develop autism symptoms.

LONDON — At some point — perhaps it was gazing at a Le Pain Quotidien menu offering an "organic baker's basket served with organic butter, organic jam and organic spread" as well as seasonally organic orange juice — I found I just could not stomach the "O" word or what it stood for any longer.

They have this extraordinary system: in effect, a 24/7 panopticon on a vast scale that it is gazing at you with an all-seeing eye.

It sat there by the window, nodding and slumped over in the half-light of the living room, almost as if it were gazing out over the city rooftops, and I thought of all of the miles traveled together.

Note that this claim has both a negative and a positive aspect: We do not learn about our minds by as it were gazing inward; and we do learn about our minds by reflecting on the aspects of the world that our mental states are about.

It is gazing right back at me.

When the city wasn't at work, it was gazing out at working class heroes like Jack Lambert and Willie Stargell who were sacking and slugging Three Rivers Stadium into ecstasy.

But it's the gaze of undiluted love that makes it appear that way.

We're not told whether it's the gaze of an eagle or some other bird.