I turned to see what he was staring at, what they were all staring at.
What they were all staring at, what had grabbed their attention, was... themselves.
McDowell was staring at what would have seemed, not long ago, an unreachable summit.
We were all just stopping and staring at what used to be buildings.
She was staring at what used to be the lake, having never really known it not to be dry.
Noah's son Caleb had had a hard time sitting still in church, was forever turning and staring at what was about him.
I had signed up to find out the Meaning of Life and here I was staring at what looked horribly like hard sums.
About staring down what one character in "Rant" calls "the fake... nature of everything," and exposing our collective split jugular.
I stood there, staring at what must surely have once been the gleaming tiles of a perfectly proportioned station with its perfectly curved platform.
More important to Cutcliffe is the dignity and poise Eli has displayed in staring down what could have been an impossible legacy.
