Sentence examples for staring at someone from inspiring English sources
If you're staring at someone, you at least want some sort of backdrop.
Every morning, people in Texas politics stand in front of their sinks, brushing their teeth, staring at someone they think could someday be the president of the United States.
This includes staring at someone's body, making sexual demands, or stalking someone around a room.
He stands there for a good 30 seconds, which is a long time to be staring at someone's eyeballs.
"The most boring thing is sitting in a room and staring at someone for half an hour," said Eytan.
As much fun as staring at someone else's face is, Sean Parker proved at the Airtime launch that sometimes you just want watch a gopher scream "Alan!" with one of your best friends.
Someone was staring at me across the room, someone who had bedroom eyes to die for, tousled blonde hair and who appeared to be wearing a blouse.
Knowing that there's a word -- groak -- for staring silently at someone while they eat, perhaps in the hope that they will give you some food, or that the word undisonant denotes the sound that waves make when crashing on the shore will gain you nothing except the joy of knowing it.
Staring intensely at someone until they feel your gaze and shrink accordingly due to palpable awkwardness is not the goal.
Some people believe that street harassment is just a few words yelled at someone out of a car window, a passing comment on the street or someone staring at you, but it can definitely escalate very quickly if the person refuses or ignores a perpetrator.
If you see someone staring at a billboard, chances are you'll stare at it, too.
