Sentence examples similar to aloof stare from inspiring English sources

Remain confidently aloof: Do not stare at the doorman; it is pathetic.

Pooja stared back, listless and aloof, in a baggy sweater, loose trousers, and thick eyeglasses that kept slipping down her nose.

Through each of the categories (they weren't just competing in vogue but "butch queen face" and "sex siren") everyone on stage was enraptured, but the Austrians in the audience stared on with an aloof confusion.

To stare.

His official stare through his trademark spectacles part sneer, part aloof school teacher can seem comical.

Witness the icy, blue-eyed stare of "Boy on a Sofa," or the spiky hair and aloof mien of "La Voisine (The Neighbour)." But other influences, notably Picasso and Ingres, can be discerned in "Boy in a Red and Blue Jacket" and in a marvelous pair of studies of Francis Bacon strutting around with an open shirt and trouser fly, from 1951.

Style: Aloof, patrician.

"I ain't aloof".

The aloof doctor".

Most are aloof and goofy".

Aloof, they call him.