Sentence examples for persistent stare from inspiring English sources

The machines, viewed at a "Robotics Rodeo" last month at the Army's training school here, not only protect soldiers, but also are never distracted, using an unblinking digital eye, or "persistent stare," that automatically detects even the smallest motion.

In Iraq, the significant drop in American casualties over the past year and a half is partly attributable to the "persistent stare" of drone operators hunting for insurgents' roadside bombs and remotely fired rockets, says Christopher Oliver, a colonel in the American army who was stationed in Baghdad until recently.

— Sally discovers that her childhood friend Glenn Bishop is actually a cyborg, explaining his persistent dead-eyed stare and monotone.

The one in the upper-left-hand corner is giving me a look that says I know you are here and I have nothing better to do for the remainder of human time than return your persistent but engaging stare.

"Everybody wants full-motion video because of what I call the 'persistent stare,' that allows everyone to analyze, to determine positive identification or points of origin, and be able to track," said Lt. Gen. Gary L. North, commander of American and coalition air forces across the Middle East.

Apparently, the desire to play outside in your undergarments, to stroll about in broad daylight in robe and pajamas, oblivious to stares and catcalls, is a persistent fashion fantasy.

Doctors have said she is in a persistent vegetative state, meaning her eyes are open and might widen, stare and follow objects, but her brain is incapable of emotion, memory or thought.

ADJECTIVE Persistent.

Persistent poverty.

Men stare.

Children stare.