Sentence examples for well gaze at from inspiring English sources
Whether the left can come to terms with the new politics of national identity and belonging and thereby rein in its nastier aspects is a much more difficult question – but if it doesn't, its activists may very well gaze at their parties' old "core" supporters across an impossible divide.
As the lowest in the land, he might as well be gazing at the steed of a god. .
Passers-by and office workers came to gaze at the shredded insides of the club, a supposedly well-protected haven for the city's rich.
In a well-known early poem, "The Great Bear," a children's outing to gaze at the night sky provokes an inquiry into meaning and chaos.
They must gaze at passers-by with that obedient, mournful, reverential stare that well-born Indians have learned to expect.
They gaze at the chessboard intently.
Pedestrians stopped to gaze at the display.
You will gaze at your computer, and your computer will gaze back.
Clouzot's health, which had always been fragile, may be the reason he understood so well the effect of gazing at walls, of feeling trapped.
