Sentence examples similar to peculiar gaze from inspiring English sources
The phrase "peculiar gaze" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe someone's unusual or distinctive way of looking at something or someone. Example: "She had a peculiar gaze that seemed to pierce through the facade of normalcy."
It is a peculiar subset of society that might gaze upon such images and think, 'I'll have what he's having.'.
He kept looking, which was another poem — a poem about the peculiar percipience of the one who gazes out a window.
Walking any stretch of the path reveals curiosities, from abandoned airfields to hermit's chapels, but few sights are more peculiar than an oval eye of glass that gazes out of the clifftop at Druidstone, overlooking the middle of St Bride's Bay.
Looking up now and then in the peculiar Benedict fashion – fluttering his eyelids while lifting his gaze — he said in that small, breathless voice: "In the past month I've sought the advice of God.
But the rest of the story labors under a rather mawkish "Touched by an Angel" motif involving a peculiar visitation of the Virgin Mary in the woods under the gaze of a family of deer.
They are thought to have come from a late Roman building in the area and their peculiar positions are believed to reduce the power of her gaze.
It's a peculiar moment of cinematic accusation that thrusts upon the viewer the moral onus of attention and inattention, of a gaze imbued with prejudices stoked both by sentiment and patriotic identification.
I'll never forget our peculiar ritual of flipping over the cumbersome baby stroller at the end of my work week so that my daughter could face me while I pushed it, allowing me to gaze at her beautiful face.
