Sentence examples for under its gaze from inspiring English sources

With the dining room as the scene for many tense family outbursts, the painting is a reflection of the power struggles that happen under its gaze. .

She is often wordless and close to plain onscreen, but wait for the ardor with which she can summon a closeup and bloom under its gaze; this is her film, not Vermeer's, all the way".

Whether it's rich aristocrats lounging in gilt frames, or abstract canvases sitting mutely on white washed walls, art can leave us baffled, bemused and squirming under its superior gaze.

Every picture here features the camera as a protagonist, from Philippe Halsman's photograph of Rita Hayworth under its hungry gaze to Richard Sadler's portrait of Weegee with his eye to his camera and a cigar between his lips.

Today, that "community" seeks to put not just the U.S., but the world fully under its penetrating gaze.

My own ignorance was glaring at me in the mirror of self-awareness and I felt a blush of shame run through me under its humiliating gaze.

He no longer had a world under his gaze.

Much that was presumptuous and meretricious withered under his gaze.

At Tweed, the educrats would literally be under his gaze.

They sat with him in the cafeteria, moving the dishes under his gaze one by one as he ate.

It spends millions of dollars a year on lobbying, refers deftly to "communities" and "investment", and often announces its initiatives under the gaze of a beaming congressman.