Sentence examples for stare the from inspiring English sources

We stare, the scientists see; we gawk, they gaze.

I started over on a new page, and tried to stare the damn thing down.

So it is with Brazil's economy: the harder you stare, the worse it looks.

But as you are weighing how to look back at Mao without seeming to stare, the whole thing is over.

Variety said it was a "disgrace" that it has taken "a British director to stare the issue in its face".

More than many of his peers, he can stare the usual authorities in the face, tell them what they don't want to hear and emerge unscathed.

And Chaim Weinberger, the jewelry courier and the only witness to stare the killer in the face, testified for the defense.

President Charles de Gaulle of France and Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany believe the West should sit tight and stare the Russians down.

Of course, some of the accountability for that should stare the Frenchman in the face if he looks in the mirror.

"You have no idea how much it means to me to stare the world's future in the face," she told them.

These days, in much of Western society, the living stare the dead in the face less and less, trusting professionals to clean, beautify, bury and burn.