Sentence examples for subject looking from inspiring English sources

Like Lichenstein's works with subjects looking through a periscope (Torpedo...Los!), a mirror (Girl in Mirror) or a peephole (I Can See the Whole Room ... and There's Nobody in It!), Look Mickey, with a subject looking at his reflection in the water, is a prominent example of the theme of vision.

I read this book with its subject looking over mine.

Biographers often say that they write with their subject looking over their shoulders.

Now that the discovery has been made, a member of his staff might write a paper on the subject, looking into the possible implications, he said.

Otherwise, the subject looking straight at the camera with the focus on the eyes can produce powerful results, especially with a shallow depth of field.

This was because using too many variables left each subject looking so different from the others that there was no way to spot similarities.

Indeed, the subject looks unlikely to die.

The subject looks to the left, not the right.

Pictured bigger than life, backlighted by a quasi-divine aura, each subject looks superhumanly glamorous (Johnson).

Each Memling subject looks the way you feel on the best days of your life.

The subject looks more like a Prussian cavalry officer than the shifty figure I have been imagining.