She just stood there, looking at us, shifting her stance slightly, moving her gaze from face to face.
When you glimpsed them in the train stations, they were configured in narrow strings or little knots, always moving, their gaze and gait strictly forward-directed (with no waste of attention, with no attention to spare).
If you have to drive at night, Mr. Tetta suggests moving your gaze to the line on the right edge of the road to minimize the blinding effect of oncoming headlights.
I have a great deal of respect for Mac's ability to process his emotions and support the emotions of other men," explained Patrick, moving his gaze downward.
For example, in multiple object tracking (MOT) tasks participants are asked to pursue with covert attention only (i.e., without moving their gaze from central fixation) a variable number of objects that move independently and unpredictably across the visual display for an extended duration of time (e.g. 10 seconds).
It was so intoxicating looking down at the blue water that resembled Alizé, then moving our gazes upwards towards the sky where the clouds silently billowed around us.
I was flummoxed by these moving sentiments, gazing into the middle distance, when a line from a retro film began scrolling across the bottom of my mental screen: "You know how you sound, Mr. Clinton?
It's important to pick a point that is not moving, since gazing at this fixed spot with help you find balance and support you from falling.
Earlier this year, in Privacy, Graham moved his gaze away from establishment capers and made a startling interactive drama.
A further bulletin more than two weeks later recounts how he is able to swallow but cannot chew and struggles to move his gaze to other people.
