gaze造句

Shift your gaze.

To gaze with eager expectation

Her gaze stayed on the grave.

He grew eloquent under her receptive gaze.

Your intent gaze made her uncomfortable.

He watched me with a calm, scientific gaze.

It was Scott's turn to avert his gaze.

Is Raphael himself the object of her gaze?

As I began to wake up, he adjusted the gaze of my heart.

If I made through the door I would encounter the disapproving gaze of Jane Rothe.

Looking up, you can heal your wounds when you are hurt, and rekindle the unyielding gaze.

When I turned red under her gaze, she turned away and back to the judges' bench.

And I return the camera's gaze. I roll my eyes and sneer.

None of them looked away or averted their gaze from mine, which I took as confirmation that I could continue.

See all your subtleties, face yourself squarely, and gaze at all the parts you don't want to.

Miserably, she stripped off her skirt and stockings, her hands trying to hide her pussy from his gaze.

If your priority is to prevent further victimization, you might want to shift your gaze to the older brother.

When I went to India, I learned about what it means to turn my gaze inward and know myself.

Her gaze rested for a moment on the muscular neck,heavy corded,almost bull-like,bronzed by the sun,spilling over with rugged health and strength.

In the Ghirlandaio workshop's "Adoration of the Shepherds with Filippo Strozzi", for example, a kneeling banker in a mud-brown tunic basks in the infant Christ's gaze (pictured).

The firefly flew around me and surrounded me. Relative gaze, how much desire and expectation do I have in my eyes?

Most of the time, though, it pays to elevate your gaze a bit and think about security at the application architecture level.

In fact, the horn alarmed most of the inhabitants, who crowded to their windows and doors to gaze upon the dismal procession as it passed.

Scarlett asked no questions and was quite cool to him, as became an injured wife, and when she had finished the meal, she dressed under his bloodshot gaze and went shopping.

Looking back at the gaze, I could see vaguely in the winding road. There was a man floating on the road. He was hoeing the basket, and his short coat and pants were full of faint chrysanthemum fragrance.

Her album cover is a head shot of her staring off longingly toward the Northern star, except her gaze is a little off, so it looks as if she's squinting into headlights instead.

Slumped semi-conscious on the sofa, Megan Archer summoned up what little strength she had left and fixed the paramedic attempting to hand her a vital glucose tablet with a determined gaze.

He looks over his shoulder at the silt-filled ponds behind him, and then shifts his gaze to a less-damaged area that may have been protected by a clump of mangrove trees near the beach.

Problems with photoreception or the nerves that relay images to the brain cause a constant degree of deviation (comitant); defects in the nerves that control the muscles that move the eyes cause deviation that varies with the direction of gaze (noncomitant).