Meanings of narrow gaze in English

Turning his head, Jagr stabbed the towering cur with a narrow gaze.

She caught him looking at Karl once; the keen, narrow gaze of physician to patient.

A husky, blond woman with airport security sauntered by and scrutinized him with a narrow gaze.

Snap Naab leaned against the side of the door, his narrow gaze cunningly studying the rustlers before him.

At length he paused abruptly in his work to fix his quizzical, narrow gaze on the Indian girl.

The old plainsman, never weary, leaned with his back against a stone and watched, with narrow gaze, the canyon below.

Are you as kind to me as I am to you? said Grandcourt, looking into her eyes with his narrow gaze.

He spoke the last sentence coldly, and followed with his narrow gaze the movements of the old priest, who was laying aside his cassock.

Once he raised his narrow gaze, and, with a smile of recognition, acknowledged the grave and very curt nod of a man seated opposite.

The young man had gained the sobriquet, not because of any remarkable clarity of vision, but from the peculiar aquiline effect of his narrow gaze.

Constance smiled at the other over her teacup, with a narrowed gaze.

She pressed her mouth together and regarded him with a narrowed gaze.

They have no reason to kill me. She met his narrowed gaze.

She glanced up: his narrowed gaze was steady on the distance.

The Andii shook his head, his narrowed gaze upon the mercenaries.

Sabine thrust her right hand under Lady Fleming's narrowed gaze.