Sentence examples for whose gaze from inspiring English sources

Is the man whose gaze has slivered to a squint suspicious or indecisive?

A wrinkled face illumined by eyes whose gaze was focused beyond the horizon.

She seemed quite drawn to Alice, whose gaze she held a long moment.

The third was of a sheep whose gaze is so penetrating that she seems to be trying to hypnotize you.

Appropriate to this context, she seems coiled to spring at anyone whose gaze strikes her the wrong way.

"And what will they get instead?" asks Clementine, whose gaze of mild disapproval constantly highlights her husband's idiocies.

Jurors whose gazes had wandered through the testimony of other witnesses kept their eyes locked on Mrs. Sandusky.

Even fewer have done it naked while circled by twenty people whose gazes are intently focussed on each bend and angle of your body.

Banjo Paterson and Henry Lawson are among those whose gazes fell too little on colonisation's harsh toll on women, children and the Indigenous.

And then there are those whose gazes follow him wordlessly as he makes his way down the buffet line at the China King restaurant near the base -- drawn, it would seem, to the spectacle of a one-armed man working to load his plate.

"I convinced him it could be historical," said Mr. Curry, whose solemn gaze is occasionally broken by a wide, boyish grin.