Sentence examples for single gaze from inspiring English sources
THE shallow prehistoric canoe is too long to capture in a single gaze.
Permeated by perspective visual thought and accustomed to reading the city like a text that can be subjected to a single gaze, our culture no longer manages to grasp the sense of this new, absurd, elusive geography.
So in order to speak of the work as a model world every single gaze and every viewer must create their own model".
The highly successful jackdaws and nutcrackers relied on alternating glance and gaze cues (i.e., shifting back and forth between the cup and bird), respectively (Von Bayern and Emery, 2009a; Tornick et al., 2010), whereas rooks and ravens had been confronted with a single gaze shift to the cup and one shift back into a neutral position.
Every single eye gaze tracking system has different visual angle accuracies which are important for the size of selection targets such as buttons, icons, pictures, and texts [4].
All that is left of his earlier repertoire of androgynous posturing is a handful of simple, dream-like images, which he drew again and again: most commonly, either a pair of faces, gazing either at each other, or a single visage gazing deep inside itself.
There must be something wrong with the mirrors in our house, because every single one I gaze into makes me appear somewhat overweight.
Individually mundane, the photographs gain their power from their collective scale and their step-locked grid framing, like a bank of CCTV monitors; in a picture of three pigs a single porcine eye gazes back at you, reproachfully.
Cutting the engines and removing the roof covering, the boat woman propels us inside with her single oar as we gaze at hundreds of spot-lit stalactites and stalagmites.
But it was a bit much for a certain newspaper – one that adores the royals but hates immigrants, and under whose gimlet gaze every single celebrity is either too fat or too thin – to kick up a new stink, namely whether Jenna Coleman was too pretty to play Victoria.
For Levinas, intersubjective experience, as it comes to light, proves 'ethical' in the simple sense that an 'I' discovers its own particularity when it is singled out by the gaze of the other.
