Far more than decorative, these gorgeous actors, with their haunting gazes and suggestive gestures, are essential to the film's strange magic.
Only once does a child seem irked by the camera's presence or possibly the man behind it; whatever the case, it jerkily shifts view, a move suggestive of a hurriedly averted gaze.
"Slaves Waiting for Sale," Crowe's 1861 painting based on the sketches, is suggestive of terrible suffering, as the mothers gaze fondly at their children for perhaps the last time.
Brain and the Gaze offers a trove of richly suggestive research and insight into the nature of 'active perception' and the creative imagination.
It added: "We considered that her poses and gaze in both ads were mildly sexually suggestive, and that her pose in [the second ad] also suggested vulnerability.
It stands on the edge of the old city, in the San Diego quarter, facing the sea; with its outward gaze and high walls, it has an aloofness suggestive of Mr. García Márquez's relationship to the city.
Celtic heritage predominates in the latter, which features bagpipes and mournful tones suggestive of a tribe with backs to land and a searching gaze into the misty northern seas.
Some neurological disease manifestations such as vertical supranuclear gaze palsy (VSGP), cerebellar ataxia and gelastic cataplexy are strongly suggestive of NP-C (3– 6).
For more than 40 years musicians have gazed, perhaps with some puzzlement, at this visionary artwork, suggestive of birth, creative dynamism and human aspiration.
The ASA said that although the images were not overtly sexual the appearance, stance and gaze of the women were likely to be seen as sexually suggestive.
