Sentence examples for a fierce stare. from inspiring English sources

I expect him to agree, but he gives me a fierce stare.

The tiger's-eye has the smoldering depth of a fierce stare, but it has been carved into a cameo.

Did Woolf have the darting eyes of a pigeon, interrupted by a fierce stare and the artificial rictus of a smile?

On a windy hillock, a small boy with a fierce stare and a banged-up Soviet-design AK47 rifle guarded the entrance to the main base camp of the U.S.-backed Indian rebels.

A player with a fierce stare and a striking goatee, the 31-year-old Wilson had become a rarely used third-string catcher who prided himself on not complaining, even though he was frustrated and felt as if he had been all but forgotten.

Lamar Odom brought the stick to break the pinata, muscling inside with a sweat-stained shirt, a strangely fierce stare and 16 rebounds.

The model donning her costume fits the notion of binary masculinity (the expression of gender many people associate with the words masculine and men) -- excess body hair, no visible makeup and an uncomfortable smile more reminiscent of a friend losing a bet to wear a corset than Jenner's fierce stare of unapologetic realness.

In "Margaret and Ken," an ink and watercolor rendition of an elderly couple, the woman's plain, large-nosed face shows a tender concern as she regards the grizzled countenance of the frail man seated next to her, who gazes out at the viewer with a fierce bright stare that says, "I'm still alive".

Realizing that his designs had to have "a pact with nature," Le Corbusier set about breaking the fierce stare of the sun, and he introduced ways for air to flow through his structures.

They may yell at me to leave or even give me the fierce stare that signals to "gtfo".

However, McGonagall found them out (or so he tells us) and, in a fierce phrase, "stared my pretended friends out of countenance until they couldn't endure the penetrating glance of my poetic eye".