Sentence examples for avoid staring from inspiring English sources

Accustomed to action on the screen, we are irritated to be confronted by heads that simply stare (or in Reed's case, avoid staring) back at us.

I tried to glaze my eyes over to avoid staring into his.

Matsui broke in toward the foul line, trying to avoid staring into the sun.

Try to avoid staring, or wear very dark sunglasses if you must.

I write from them, the way some people write around loneliness, guilt, shame, failure, disloyalty, the better to avoid staring at them.

You see, I was the perfect caregiver: broke, needy, damaged, sad, hoping to avoid staring too long at the wreck I'd made of my life.

There was one quarter left, and the Syracuse seniors stood on the sideline with their stunned teammates and avoided staring at the scoreboard.

The service effortlessly switches back and forth between the person who is chatting, cleverly skipping your own camera, so you avoid awkwardly staring into your own face on your laptop screen.

Socrates recommended mirrors for introspective self-examination, but some people are so addicted to mirrors that they must hide reflective toasters to avoid getting stuck staring into them.

Fit in by walking at the pace of the crowds, avoid gawking or staring up at the skyscrapers, and ditching the fanny pack, Statue of Liberty hat, tourist map, etc.

Watching us dancing to the BBC transmission card musical accompaniment, doing homework (my sister), avoiding homework and staring out of the window (me).