Sentence examples similar to vague stare from inspiring English sources

When I wondered aloud if SoundCloud was actually just an online distribution platform (like Spotify, it allows its users to stream millions of songs for free) and not a genre in any traditional sense of the word, I received only blank or vaguely pitying stares, as if I had just ordered everyone to check their telegrams for news about the space race.

His glazed eyes stare vaguely ahead; his leathery hands, reins woven through their fingers, hover just above his knees.

It still baffles me that to this day some 3.5 million people willingly travel to Blackpool each year to stare vaguely at some trumped up fairy lights wrapped around a lamp post.

Aside from Mr. Ruscha, perhaps no Los Angeles artist of his generation has been so prolific, though Mr. Price's name, unlike Mr. Ruscha's, tends to elicit only vague recognition — or blank stares.

I'm met largely with blank stares and vague upset.

Murphy stared vaguely at the paper.

The clipboards are covered with voter-registration stickers, though if you ask the women about voting, or anything else — where the lunchroom is, when the third graders get out — you'll be met with blank stares and a vague answer: "We're not with the school" or "We're studying the air".

That SD card slot is vaguely interesting and you'll stare at your old MBP thinking "Darn, I wish I had an SD card slot".

I stare at the busy canal, vague and directionless.

Airbrushed highlights and illegible but vaguely alphabetical marks double as dappled light on picturesque ruins; stare long enough at fall foliage reflected in an alpine lake and it dissolves into drippy painterly flatness.

I had arrived that Friday with the same vague plans as I often had: do some reading and writing but mostly stare at the river.