His "Madonna of the Subway" (1929) portrays a young woman as she squirms under the all-too-obvious gaze of a lustful man.
Beyond obvious navel gazing, I'm looking at this from the point of view of someone who has worked her whole adult life in media.
He gazes with obvious wonder at Post-its and highlighters.
It's too obvious.," I said, gazing down at my drink.
On Liberty Island out in the harbor, Brittany Mascolo, 15, an R.O.T.C. cadet at her high school in San Antonio, gazed with obvious reverence at the Statue of Liberty, which opened Saturday for the first time since the terrorist attacks.
The episode about the painting "Olympia," which captures the direct gaze of an obvious prostitute and caused a furor in Paris when it was first seen in 1865, makes a connection to today in only two noncontroversial ways.
The copies are here, and despite the artists' different styles, Mr. Freud's being harder won, the connection becomes obvious across time: the patient gaze, the tactile solidity of figures, objects and air, the sane beauty that is about simple truth and not about abstract love.
The gaze has both obvious and subtle normalising effects, categorising people and drawing the line between normality and deviance.
Manuel stopped the bicycle-taxi and gazed on it with obvious pride.
Heroin chic is an obvious example, which directed the public's gaze to the protruding ribs of its fashion icons.
