Sentence examples for severe gaze from inspiring English sources

Seated under the severe gaze of several generations of previous inhabitants of Ellingham Hall, Julian delivered a rambling disquisition that displayed many of the frequently contradictory aspects of his personality.

Christianity is not spared his severe gaze either.

Gott's unblinkingly severe gaze across the empire's history is far from being a wholly novel perspective, but is much at odds with what remains the mainstream view – let alone the way in which politicians like Michael Gove apparently want imperial history to be taught.

A stern gaze.

Subjects, and males in particular, often exhibit severe eye gaze avoidance and hyperarousal.

On still another: a woman, her hair swept into a severe bun, gazes solemnly ahead.

So he stood at a garden club in a part of south Florida that floods during any severe tropical storm and gazed across the jewel of the Tampa bayshore – a nearly five-mile gleaming white balustrade, atop a sidewalk and a sea wall, all built by the Works Progress Administration – promising to fix things but allowing himself only the tool of ambiguity, assuming his party will allow him any at all.

The direct gaze can lead to severe eye damage or blindness, experts say.

He had bilateral horizontal gaze-evoked nystagmus, which was more severe when looking to the right.

The spiritual anguish expressed in Peter's remorse and Jesus' disappointment — a gaze from divine eyes can be so severe that light waves turn into sound able to penetrate ears — piles up until the pain reaches a breaking point. .

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