Sentence examples for one can stare from inspiring English sources

Each has a door, a window or two, and a hole on the top through which one can stare down, as though through a skylight.

Sontag once wrote, "One can't look steadily at death any more than one can stare at the sun".

And my other reaction, sometimes, is just to say, 'To hell with it, someday someone will figure them out.' And then there is a solace in their beauty, and one can stare at them in pure amazement".

One can stare even death in the face -- and laugh.

For the next panel, entitled "Mercury Custom", I confess I agreed to trek with Richard only because of its proximity to the glorious Spanish Bay terrace where one can stare into the silver-blueish ocean at sunset while nursing a soothing drink.

I can stare at the wall and not despair.

"When in doubt, I can stare blankly," he said.

Get one so you can stare your dad in the eye over a Sunday roast while you piss your pants, and he's none the wiser.

As well as staring at something beautiful, one can also stare at someone, or something, different from the norm, such as a freak at a sideshow.

"Arthur," a remake of the sloshed "classic" from 1981, has so many things wrong with it that one can only stare at the screen in disbelief.

I agree with David that the new film is a botch (he writes that it "has so many things wrong with it that one can only stare at the screen in disbelief") and he rightly says that the film's director, Jason Winer, "can't find the rhythm in Brand's scenes with [Greta] Gerwig," who plays the protagonist's free-spirited love interest (the role played by Liza Minnelli in the 1981 original).