Sentence examples for transparent gaze from inspiring English sources
Early in his journey, Mirkovic maps out his scheme: "One last suitcase and I'll join Sashka with the transparent gaze... no more lists no more torturers' victims investigations... I'm changing my life".
Mirkovic tells us that "the first thing they teach you, in a spy's training," is "to be transparent invisible discreet but with your net taut" — so Sashka's "transparent" gaze suggests the spy may not have escaped the conspiratorial net after all. 1 2 Next Page » Stephen Burn, whose latest book is "Jonathan Franzen at the End of Postmodernism," teaches at Northern Michigan University.
If the NYPD has nothing to hide then a deeper and more transparent gaze into what makes the department tick shouldn't be a problem.
Why? "When we try to look directly at our consciousness, we find that it is transparent to our gaze," writes pioneering experimental psychologist Lawrence LeShan in Landscapes of the Mind (2012), his opus magnum.
The transparent objects admit your gaze.
Lvf was occluded by switching a PDLC sheet positioned with its upper edge in line with the pupils when in primary gaze, from transparent to translucent at the instants of penultimate step or final step contact up to ground contact with the lower level.
It's all a bit more complicated than that, but importantly it allows for a mostly transparent screen that users can gaze through to see what's going on in the real world.
Cinematic flourishes, like the intensity of Garland's gaze or the transparent overlay of clocks, lots of clocks, over entire scenes, feel enhanced when they get the immediate contrast of another, equally beautiful detail.
Over the next few days we paddled transparent kayaks across the lagoon, gazing down at stingrays half-buried in the sand.
At the less-organized Vathy, where many yauchts are docked, the transparent waters allow the wader to gaze at the teeming marine life underfoot and to enjoy the sight of the quaint fishing village across the bay.
It appears that there is no hidden meaning beyond the visible sign or symptom, which seems entirely transparent to the calculating and authoritative gaze and the language of the doctor.
