Sentence examples for sly gaze from inspiring English sources

He gazes intently at my face with a sly gaze that drifts toward a lamp, turning speculative before lids lower in tremulous increments.

Look at her sly sideways gaze and the ironic addition of a song lyric at the top of the canvas.

Painter Marlene Dumas amplifies Lord Alfred Douglas's sly and shifty gaze, as he looks out of the corner of his eye towards an imperious and self-possessed Wilde.

He is played by Benicio Del Toro, who is seldom easy to cast, especially as a lead, for his pleasure is to sidle into the action from the wings, with his sly and drowsy gaze and the viscous slur of his voice.

But when Lucy begins dating Victor (Flaco Navaja), a smooth operator many years her junior, Lena is confused by his overeager gaze and sly insinuations when Lucy isn't around.

Susan had noticed Bridges staring at her, despite his best attempts to be sly and hide his gaze.

That said, Cotte's new report is more controversial than the The Lady with an Ermine, since they strip da Vinci's subject of her famous fourth wall-breaking gaze and sly smile.

They managed to color and heighten the choreography without overwhelming it, with Mr. Bocca adding an extra degree of sly humor through a well-timed gaze or two.

There was plenty to focus on during Wednesday night's presidential debate, from Mitt Romney's aggressive demeanor and sly smile to President Obama's downward gaze and sighs of annoyance.

Reuben gazed at me with a sly smile.

Yes, Reuben Smith of Albertville, Alabama gazed at me with that sly smile.