Sentence examples for when I gaze from inspiring English sources

When I gaze into a mirror on the walls of gents' cloakrooms in a pub or a club, I usually think I'm looking at someone else.

Most of the time, age feels like a mask — something that I wear, not something I am — and when I gaze fondly at the faces of my old friends I can see them as they were when we were young.

When I gaze into the noble and weary face of "The Standard Bearer," Floris Soop, I am seeing him for the hundredth time; even "Aristotle With a Bust of Homer" strikes me as a scene glimpsed through a neighbor's window.

When I gaze at a human being or a face that's become the subject of a photograph, my first impulse is to greet the image the way I greet my own image in the mirror, or my Uncle Harry's, standing beside me in his wedding suit — to greet them gratefully, as if someone recognizable were there.

While I, too, can be filled with sadness when I gaze down the platform and remember the shopping mall and the crowds of people who are no longer there, I appreciate the convenience that the opening of the station brings to me and many.

When I gaze at a human being or a face that's become the subject of a photograph, my first impulse is to greet the image the way I greet my own image in the mirror, or my Uncle Harry's, standing beside me in his wedding suit to greet them gratefully, as if someone recognizable were there.

Part of this feeling was connected to what I felt when I gazed at my father's library: that I was living in the provinces, far from the center of things.

I was quickly beguiled by Zenyatta in June when I gazed up at her at her home track, the pink deco Hollywood Park, with my friend David Israel, the vice chairman for the California Horse Racing Board.

How - when I gazed down my rifle-telescope at the exquisite animal grazing in the woods, twitching the flies away with its ears - did I manage to pull the trigger that ended its life?

When I first gazed up at Rudy and Seth, I was confused by what I saw: were there four figures spotlit against the clock beneath the bells?

Mission accomplished, sir! Yes, I, like all sane women, dream of a life with Donald, and this happens most often when I'm gazing across the breakfast table at my fourth husband, Dane.