Sentence examples for spontaneously look from inspiring English sources

Typically, we spontaneously look away from the face of a companion during cognitively demanding activity by engaging in overt gaze aversion (GA).

When the patient spontaneously looked at the experimenter, the experimenter widely and slowly opened the mouth three times during the 20-second test period.

Direct gaze is arguably a more information-rich stimulus than averted gaze, and we found that during direct gaze trials the children spontaneously looked more at the adult than during averted gaze trials.

A similar account was provided by another participant who asked spontaneously to look at a picture of her scan during her pre-abortion assessment: I didn't watch any of it.

Participants that were not given additional instructions on how to select a target did not use these applications spontaneously when looking for targets.

As John Dewey once noted, "Children soak up knowledge and retain it for us to use when they are spontaneously induced to look into matters of compelling interest to themselves.

His torso, in half-length, is turned in a different direction from his head, which looks spontaneously out at the viewer.

The "Journal" covers only the last seven years of Scott's life, but it is a revealing record of a writer so influential he had become almost an uncrowned monarch and someone to whom the Scots often looked spontaneously for leadership.

IT has been everywhere: Ads on subway walls, made to look as if spontaneously painted by vandals.

The second half ups the visual ante; when Timberlake traverses the venue on a hydraulic stage, grown women look set to spontaneously combust.

When I applied for a job, they spontaneously label me saying I look as somebody who is looking for charity.