Sentence examples for staring look from inspiring English sources

Ed Miliband "One thing I haven't corrected is 'camel nose'," wrote the now leader of the Labour party in 2005 of an earlier draft of his profile which described him: "Tall, large head on narrow shoulders, sallow complexion, dark hair, camel nose, staring look, effortlessly fluent, supremely confident, eager, boyish manner".

Theda usually had a deep wistful staring look.

"He's just staring, looking at all the houses.

"He's just staring, looking at all the houses... Something's wrong with him".

It's raining and he's just walking around, looking about... He's just staring, looking at all the houses... Something's wrong with him.

But if you are feeling uncomfortable or you feel like you're staring, quickly look down at your shirt or look at your food (if you are eating) etc. Remember not to do this very often because you want to keep eye contact.

(If you stare at them a lot, stop staring, instead look ahead. There will probably be more crushes in the future, anyway).

We defended as well as we have been doing but now we are staring to look a threat going the other way.

Now, with trade tensions flaring and the Chinese Communist Party changing its policies, that robust pipeline is staring to look significantly less rosy.

In documents lodged with the High Court, Friday detailed the nature of the actor's "cosmetic disability" as "blind, shrunken and unsightly" right eye that he uses prosthetic to disguise, which "looks as if it is staring (and) looks sunken in appearance".

If you ever catch him staring, or looking at you, give him a warm smile, then look away.