It requires him or her to stare a little longer to understand what is going on".
Many of them stare a lot and chat a lot but this is very shallow.
But others do not, even when they stare a biologist in the face.
Jon from New York City, was still more blunt: "Stare a real terrorist in the eyes in combat, and then tell me we don't need these measures".
They just stare a bit and then they burst out laughing or pretend they weren't taking any pictures and try to move on".
It's how they can stare a 6-4 definithen the face in the seventh inning, and thumb their noses at it.
We saw "It's Rude to Stare," a recent show by Richard Criddle, featuring a bevy of creepy figures made from wood, metal and found objects.
Similarly, in quiet moments, Mr. Steers's light brown eyes tend to stare a little, as if straining to see past something terrible that never quite goes away.
Just a quick note: one thing I don't think has been sufficiently emphasized as we stare a euro disaster in the face is the amount of damage this will do to the overall European political landscape.
Bubble Chambers, his pair of brightly coloured canvases covered with shards of language, is the one piece in the whole exhibition where people actually stop and stare a while.
Welcome to my new neighbor Yes im the frum heimishe yingerman who lives across you, You just moved in across me and we are both looking at each other a lot on the street porch and window we stare a lot on each other too.
