Sentence examples for laser gaze from inspiring English sources

Impervious to the taxidermical horror behind her, Rampling perches on a pouffe and fixes me with her laser gaze.

And Cotillard, with her alabaster skin and laser gaze, embodies Ewa's irresistible allure, though it isn't where one would expect to find it.

Fixing the man with a laser gaze, she began a non-stop rundown on love, loneliness, the loss of one's glasses, ambition, greed, snow removal, sleeping in hallways, and the mysterious yet effective workings of the Lord.

Then there are the deadly ninja stares, the ones reserved for those who transgress the delicate social restraints that maintain civility in the city: the laser gaze directed at those who dare to bring nine items to the "eight items or less" express checkout lanes; the Darth Vader that's-my-cab-fella stare.

No one was exempt from the laser gaze of these six mods, who have done well not to have many of their details revealed online.

Huppert's laser-like gaze seems to tone and sharpen the director Benoît Jacquot's images.

The problem is that with his highly physical manner, his coarse speech and a laser-lock gaze in his blue eyes, the fiery Frenchman may have broken every cultural convention along the way.

He cuts a transfixing figure for even an ordinary reader's curiosity: the book-jacket photographs with their silvery-bronze patina suggesting a pale-eyed cattle rustler, his laser-blue gaze smudged simultaneously with apprehension and derring-do, a tin-woodman tint evoking a man of metal and mettle, in sorrowful quest of his forgotten heart.

But one thing was certain: the pre-established boundaries between the yuppie rich and downtown insiders all but melted under the all-pervasive pressure of the cyclopean laser-beam gaze of MTV and a generation who viewed its output as gospel.

Eye contact is good, but a dead-eyed, laser-locked gaze is just creepy.

Only when Mr. Radcliffe turns the blue laser of his gaze directly on the audience, as Billy contemplates his terminally limited lot in life, do we detect an uncommon intensity.