Sentence examples for stare point from inspiring English sources

"One of her beliefs," Tom says, "is that she'll have a panic attack in public, will faint and everyone will laugh, stare, point, and no one will help".

People stare, point, and a whisper a lot.

When I take them for walks (they use wheeled carts), people stop, stare, point, ask questions, snap pictures, take videos.

Their lecterns angled toward each other, the two men stared, pointed and seethed throughout the night, in a debate whose combative tone had an uneasy intimacy absent from their more staid previous encounter.

L.A. may be a disenchanted audience for new or rare cars, but the Audi Prologue grabs attention — cellphones, stares, pointing — easily.

Others would stop, stare and point.

A couple stare and point at each other without moving (a remake of 1977's Point of Contact), another motionless couple sit back-to-back with their hair braided together (Relation in Time, 1977), and another two stand and face each other naked in a doorway (Imponderabilia, 1977).

People might stare and point.

In Gilo, a vast white-stone Jewish settlement on a hilltop on the southern edge of Jerusalem that was built after the 1967 war, residents gathered, some with binoculars, to stare and point at the neighboring Arab village of Beit Jala.

The countryside is still littered with burnt-out jeep carcasses and bullet-riddled buildings; as you pass through tiny villages, children emerge from huts to stare and point.

People stare and point; I feel like more of an object.