Sentence examples similar to powerless gaze from inspiring English sources
Instead of whining about being objectified and powerless, Peggy manipulates his gaze and achieves domination.
And Ron Cook's Fool is as remarkable in his silences, when he gazes on Lear with powerless compassion, as in his rebarbative, conscience-stabbing jests.
After opening his letter, a rural father gazes, stricken, at the young daughter he is powerless to protect.For too long, says Tim Phillips, AFP's president, "economic freedom" conservatives wooed voters with arguments full of numbers.
More or less all theorists have thought of gaze in relation to power, and mostly in a negative sense: the gazer strips the gazed and turns her into a powerless object, devoid of intelligence or agency.
6. Practice Powerless Communication.
Britain looked on, powerless.
The English were powerless.
She poses for the male gaze, but she is an unruly woman – the white witch with supernatural powers; the burlesque star in "an upside-down world of enormous, powerful women and powerless, victimised men".
