Sentence examples for a staring problem from inspiring English sources

Do you have a staring problem?

I develop a staring problem with the patterns.

"Do you have a staring problem?" I turned around to see who it was who had asked the question.

[When you're an adult, a staring problem is just flirting, and it's not called "staring," it's called "giving the TV (Twat Vibe) eye".] In junior high, asking someone if they have a staring problem is like, "Ooh, face!" Don't tell them to "take a picture" — that is corny and old like the movie Mask.

[When you're an adult, a staring problem is just flirting, and it's not called "staring," it's called "giving the TV (Twat Vibe) eye".] In junior high, asking someone if they have a staring problem is like, "Ooh, face!" Don't tell them to "take a picture" — that is corny and old like the movie Mask.

More often than not, microgreens (such as sorrel) taste like almost nothing, providing as much personality to a dish as a silent mute with a staring problem standing in a dark corner at some party.

I'm usually a picky person, but by the end of the month I found myself attracted to all adult males, which, when coupled with the fact that I was thinking about sex ALL THE TIME, caused me to develop a really intense and creepy staring problem.

That might guarantee a win in a staring contest, but it does pose problems for eye protection in the sandy, tropical waters where the creature lives.

"Six Feet Under" and "Staring Problem" were described as a more self-aware return to the band's earlier material, a combination of work by New Wave band Missing Persons and hard rock band Van Halen.

I'm not going to have a staring contest.

He might be challenging his captor to a staring match.