Sentence examples for never gaze from inspiring English sources

I searched for the truth behind this lamp in our blackness from anywhere I could find it, even in forbidden occult books that one should never gaze upon.

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He never gazed over his right shoulder and he held his glove up to ask for a new baseball.

Keeping them undimmed by "cynicism or vitriol" is not the same as never gazing critically at the world, engaging with it politically, or thinking ambitiously about how one might change it.

The pianist (envious? contemptuous? confused? anxious?) gazes at the dancer, but the dancer never gazes back, although she does crawl on top of the piano to sing the last verse.

He never gazed up from scripture.

After all, they never gazed upon the Sistine Chapel, never owned the Pope and they don't have massive guns.

What is remarkable, across all these depictions, is that Mary almost never gazes at the viewer.

I didn't even stay very long and, in the many times I've visited the painting since, I've never stopped to gaze at length, afraid I might not be able to quit looking.

Many years later, as my husband held our daughter in his arms for the first time -- the look on his face loving, intense, all-encompassing -- I looked on and knew that I'd never know that gaze myself.

But most signs pointed to people heeding medical advice that it is never wise to gaze at the sun without eye protection, even when some of it is shaded by the moon, as it was above the heads of tens of millions of Americans on Monday.