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Discover Ludwig"looking away from" is correct in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of changing one's eye focus from an object or person. For example, "I looked away from her as my face grew hot with embarrassment."
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"Yeah," he said, looking away from me.
Everyone's looking away from me, desperately looking away from me.
She said, without looking away from the Asda advert.
"It's a fanaticism," she said, looking away from old warplanes.
Indeed, looking away from his father, his eyes moistened.
That and the way he has them looking away from you.
At the office I could see people looking at me and also looking away from me.
The man nodded and then broke down, covering his face and looking away from the dock.
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Even if your eyes are your best feature, try looking away from the camera for a more interesting photograph.
Looking away from the water, we found ourselves staring at other crises.
There is cronyism, and 'looking away' from many glaringly troublesome faults.
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