He gathers them in a shuttered Catholic church that he owns, then restores them to their former ethereal state -- to when people seeking intervention gazed with hope into their glass eyes.
Why should they seek our gaze?
In keeping with my environmental homage, I not only seek to gaze and feel grateful for Patagonia, but also to minimize the footprint of my stay.
He will be the first post-war chancellor to hold office in Berlin, presiding over a Germany that will look almost as much to Central Europe as it has, till recently, cast its approval-seeking gaze across the Rhine to France.
But, just as often, our gaze is seeking not only food but also company.
Though it's a work of kung-fu fiction, the book evokes the central Chinese metaphor of writing history: the mirror, an edifice of the past that we gaze at, seeking glimmers of the present.
And Godard's camera follows him, impulsively, alertly, tenderly, as if seeking to film with a gaze akin to Roxy's — not blank or uncomprehending but endowed with a boundless, self-subordinating sympathy.
And so I am forced sit here in the safety of a private commercial establishment, seeking refuge from the male gaze and its bolder iterations.
Big Hands, in 2009 he turned his gorgon gaze to journalism, seeking out seams in the contiguous fabric that blankets the world.
His mouth is open in alarm, his eyes gaze upward as if seeking heavenly intercession.
I think of those balconies on the upper floors of colonial homes in old ports, where pacing wives would gaze out to sea, seeking the long-overdue ships of sailor husbands: widows' walks.
