Sentence examples for kind gaze from inspiring English sources
As the motorcade rolled by, the empress delighted onlookers with a full view of her kind gaze, the window of her black sedan rolled down all the way.
People within the blogosphere are always telling you how wildly successful it is at promoting the artists it turns its kind gaze to, despite a lot of evidence suggesting the blogosphere's kind gaze is the commercial equivalent of the evil eye.
What kind of gaze did he want his readers to meet?
But look carefully — they invite that kind of gaze — and it quickly becomes obvious that there's almost always a television near the center of the picture, close to its owners.
To be a spectacle, even for someone's kind liberal gaze, still makes you a spectacle.
"She's completely at ease and staring down any kind of gaze".
He attempted a religious-convert kind of gaze with the detective, but Chico's eye contact was stronger.
Things that are untraditional warrant attention, and the last thing I wanted was anyone's kind liberal gaze -- how "great it is to see" -- lauding us for existing.
"She just kind of gazed into space.
There's a kind of humble gaze to his work.
Lopez also convinced me that lyricism is a function of precision – and that exact and exacting attention to the natural world is a kind of moral gaze.
