Sentence examples for tired gaze from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dervil fixed his tired gaze on the soil below.

My tired gaze shifted to the clock, which read "1 11 A.M".

This creates a tired, haunted gaze.

He was moved by pictures like "Selling Newspapers," a photograph of a delicate young boy in Ho Chi Minh City, holding a newspaper under one arm, gazing with tired eyes at the camera.

Incapable of fright, tired and sallow in its gaze, smelling of the mites that live in its under-feathers, and I should have sat down next to it.

Well, Sir Philip, I don't think you quite managed to put your money where your mouth is, as, more worryingly than the skeletal figures swaying down the catwalks, there are girls whose collarbones jut awkwardly and have that old-school heroin chic of dark tired eyes and faraway stoned gazes posing depressingly and inelegantly on Topshop's website.

I leaned in with my hands on the counter and gazed into my own, tired eyes.

The first time, Ms. Neuwirth performs the number with a tired, jaded voice and a lost, empty gaze.

defer.add img); If your eyes are getting tired, rest them out a window or gaze in a new location.

In a breathtakingly intimate portrait of Wojnarowicz with a cigarette and tired eyes, from 1981, the young man's gaze meets that of the camera, with slightly wary — but willing and plainly reciprocated — devotion: love, in a way.

It's the voice of a tired 65-year-old, who for many years "lowered her gaze and accepted everything", as she puts it.