Sentences with phrase «whose eyes gaze»

Three quirky wooden sculptures emit mysterious sounds to an audience of peeping - Tom portraits whose eyes gaze out meekly through holes drilled in planks of wood.

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Rather, we find ourselves expanded by the gaze of the other within, in whose reflection (as in a mirror) we see all others also with the same eyes in whose loving gaze the many are being drawn into the one: the mystical body of Christ that is the Church.

Her Gerda tells us a story of a woman desperately in love with a man who's vanished, but whose eyes still gaze at her.

This gaze is so violent that it forces those young people whose bodies do not resemble middle class bodies to avert their eyes and walk looking down [15] or to conceal their class identity and dress up like someone else.

A few people in the crowd placed hands across their chests as I walked by and I recognized faces: Mr. Porter, the young carriage driver whose son always had a runny nose; Mrs. Whittaker, her cabbage cheeks ballooned in talk; little Frances Gilbert, Lizzie's least - favorite Sunday school pupil, scratching up her wild hair, her squirrel eyes gazing at the house.

She'd gazed up at him from the couch with her one awakened eye, disappointed again, it seemed, that he wasn't the person she dreamed about, whose name she murmured in her sleep.

Once again meeting the viewer's gaze with blue - green eyes — whose lids are described in sharp orange lines with the geometric structure of Cézanne's graphite portraits — she appears relaxed, yet strong.

Parents could create another system; this system would include a deaf infant whose parents were taught how to develop and maintain eye gaze with their infant to develop strong attachment and reciprocal turn - taking (Clark et al., 2015).