Sentence examples for outward gaze from inspiring English sources

The boy's outward gaze implies the characteristic direction of humanistic learning: into the world of action.

But the cold light Manet casts on the cool, creamy skin of his nude and her unwavering and unblushing outward gaze, transform the scene.

This would account for the figure's physical luxe — her great coat is drizzled with drops of paint the color of molten gold — and for its direct and candid outward gaze.

Experimenting with turning your guidance system 180 degrees (from an outward gaze to an inward one) can be disorienting at first.

"The subject's outward gaze increases its confidence by making the viewer aware that it's being watched, observed and potentially judged," she added.

Following outward directed gaze of adults.

Moving beyond the outward male gaze to the inner eye seeking integration.

The art world is complicit in this class disdain, and as I have suggested, by privileging the outward male gaze over the inward female one.

The art world is complicit in this class disdain, and as I have suggested, complicit in privileging the outward male gaze over the inward female one.

Two, Mr. Moore frequently turns his gaze outward.

In green spaces, though, the mind is repeatedly invited to turn its gaze outward, to notice, see and hear.