Sentence examples for the camera watched from inspiring English sources
One is "The Beggar Woman," in which the artist stands in an identical pose with her back to the camera, watched by crowds in Cairo, New Delhi, Shanghai and Tokyo.
(Cut to the clock. The camera watches the clock advance twelve minutes in one actual second. Then cut back to Judge Klein, Winsten, and the lawyers).
The camera watches for any motion.
The camera watches the men pounce, then floats away.
"I loved being on the other side of the camera, watching the other actors," she replied.
The camera watches kids on the New York sidewalk, chance encounters, a street party.
In one emblematic scene the camera watches motionless as father and daughter fail to communicate, their silence becoming that of an entire generation.
It can feel that the way the serial killer watches his victims is eerily replicated by the way the camera watches Gibson.
The camera watches as he comes up with and then develops his initial, raw thoughts on a subject and then quickly whittles them into an often-profound conclusion.
As some of their brethren, and the camera, watch from above, a group of the men break into a stylized brawl, their outstretched arms forming geometric patterns, like the cells of a honeycomb.
The camera watches as Cal and Della's front-page exposé is processed: the plates are set, the presses whirr, and a blur of newspapers reproduce the killer headline in multiples.
