Sentence examples for of looking away from inspiring English sources

Which is another way of looking away.

What would it take to insert her subjectivity into the world, instead of looking away?

Which, I was to discover while researching this book, is yet another way of looking away.

And though perfectly understandable, this too is a way of looking away.

If he remained ignorant of Whitey's criminal exploits, he did so through a willful act of looking away.

He called pragmatism "[t]he attitude of looking away from first things, principles, 'categories,' supposed necessities; and of looking towards last things, fruits, consequences, facts".

He sort of looked away quickly.

"No, I'm fine," Sydney said, matter-of-factly, looking away.

Wallace has paid his readers the compliment of not looking away, of reporting what he sees as he sees it, which is what any artist does.

The casual, unguarded spontaneity in this head shot of Warhol looking away suggests a genuine appreciation of a subject whose mind is often elsewhere.

He'd been scribbling furiously on a piece of paper on the desk in front of him, looking away from the audience.