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Discover LudwigThe phrase "of staring" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the act or process of looking at something intently or fixedly. Example: "He was caught in a moment of staring at the beautiful sunset."
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Instead of staring at moving images, I stare at mostly text all day.
Of course, there's a lot of staring.
I'm writing this instead of staring at the ceiling.
In the proposed mission scenario, the ground objects require a specified duration of staring imaging by the video satellite.
It was a matter of staring clear-eyed at the wreckage.
Long stretches of staring at his books and wondering what to do with them followed.
"I can actually get work done instead of staring at a textbook for hours".
"We were kind of staring at each other; we didn't know what to do," he said.
Sometimes – often – we grow sick of staring at Canaletto's representations of Venice.
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I have a bunch of... staring at me.
Instead of staring at it inside, why not get out there and play in it?
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