Focusing its tightly held, shallow-focus gaze on a single prisoner in whose face we see reflections of atrocities too hellish to depict, Son of Saul is indeed a stylistic masterpiece, a film of precise visual and aural design, executed with fearsome skill, precision and commitment.
Rolling her eyes, she told talk show host Jimmy Kimmel on Wednesday: "People saw love, and guess what, that's what we wanted you to see". During their performance of Shallow, they gazed lovingly at each other and ended up together at the piano.
Or a lone bird would stand in shallow surf and gaze out to sea for so long that you wondered what thought was in its head.
(Presumably, the real Trump, in the Presidential bedroom, peered back, an elderly youth gazing into a shallow pool).
They understood by instinct, he added, that there was "territory to be staked out between the viewer's gaze" and their glossy, shallow lives.
Instead, visitors gaze at the two shallowest wrecks, 15 feet down in Big Tub, the larger of Tobermory's two harbors, through a glass-bottomed boat.
Abbas Baloch gazed ruefully at a wide, shallow bay of the Arabian Sea.
Standing in the shallows a pair of elegant white herons gaze at a group of tourists on a garish, flat-bottomed boat.
A geometric model he created shows that as we approach hills our head and gaze tilt downward, making the slope seem shallower than our initial gazes suggested.
THE shallow prehistoric canoe is too long to capture in a single gaze.
They train our gazes on men at not only their most shallow and status conscious but also at their most ridiculous (the clenched jaw).
