Sentence examples for stare though from inspiring English sources

No matter how much you stare, though, it's never clear until the end of "Trance" precisely whom the story belongs to.

Bacon, as inscrutable heartthrob, owns the camera with his icy-blue come-hither stare, though by the end it is Dick who starts to seem more like an individual, nuanced and whole, while Chris grows ever more one-dimensional, her personality shrunk to a set of quirks punctuated by a single question mark: Will they get together, or won't they?

One reason may be the knowledge that we're not supposed to stare (though we all do anyway).

Not a flicker of hostility registered in the aquavit stare (though she did gulp down the whole glass).

When asked if there was a rift in the coaching staff, O'Neill gave a reporter an icy stare though his designer Phat Farm glasses.

Ask any American about Milliken, and you'll most likely get a blank stare, though the effects of this case have been at least as powerful in shaping public education as Brown.

In another Martian image, a man stares though a glass sphere that makes him resemble a human fly.

Though "I go away weekends and leave my keys in the door", though "People talk, people stare", and though "I grope, and I blunder, and I'm weak, and I'm wrong", the message is loud and clear: "Stay with me".

Don't flat out stare at them, though, as that can come off as creepy.

Sections include Savannah, Equatorial Africa and Madagascar, where lemurs stare as though you are something exotic.

He looks at the world with a strange, sullen, fixed-from-under stare, as though defying all efforts of compassion.