Sentence examples for stare about from inspiring English sources

The video begins with Jennifer Lopez receiving ideas from a nameless record label exec with huge teeth and an empty stare about a video for her new single.

It's pretty funny overall, but mostly I'm just a fan of "Karen's" thousand-yard stare about halfway through.

People very rarely look me in the eye they prefer to stare about four inches below.

People very rarely look me in the eye; they prefer to stare about four inches below.

Its racket seemed to rouse him from a daze; he stared about, as though he'd wakened in an unknown room, then smiled wryly, then whispered, "Damn, damn, damn," as his hand lurched toward the telephone.

He stares about him with tight-chested, gut-twisting anguish, his gestures imperious but vacant, his balletic line brutally distorted.

A mystery in which the largest questions are existential rather than procedural, "Aurora" involves a solitary man, played by Mr. Puiu himself with an increasingly disquieting stare, who about an hour into the film buys a gun and then, a half-hour later, fires it.

Here is what Lovelock wrote about the Gaia hypothesis: The Gaia hypothesis is for those who like to walk or simply stand and stare, to wonder about the Earth and the life it bears, and to speculate about the consequences of our own presence here.

The exhibition's accompanying book is endlessly browsable, full of subjects whose lives we can stare at but about whose thoughts we can only speculate.

If Up in the Air is a similar-size hit, it would help Hollywood justify Clooney's recent offbeat choices including his other fall film, The Men Who Stare at Goats, about a paranormal division of the U.S. Army.

While millions of jobless Americans get resume tips, what we really need is awareness of the struggle we are about to stare down.