Sentence examples for white stare from inspiring English sources

Those same eyes, in black and white, stare out of a mug shot, also part of the show, that was taken last summer, when Mr. Melgaard was arrested in Manhattan, charged with assault with intent to do bodily harm.

At top, a wild-eyed White stares out from underneath a startling shock of hair, on the right McKim's near-baldness is lampooned with an exaggerated high forehead and at left Saint-Gaudens portrayed his naturally pointy face made even pointier by drawing out his goatee.

That dude with the white beard and the blank stare?

With a removal van as backdrop, three white children stare mystifyingly at the two new black arrivals, their baseball mitts providing the only sign of a shared heritage and the hope of a genuine connection.

Worse, imagine what happens in my classes when students of color describe their experiences of racism, and their white peers stare at them numbly, repeating: "everybody is equal," "we're all the same underneath our skin". Let's just say nothing about this exchange inspires robust interracial friendship to develop.

The chef, wearing white linens, stared dully at the camera.

A stray white goat stares at me as I pass.

My class of 22 African-American students and one white student stared at the images with blank expressions.

The Pughs held cookouts and invited mixed crowds, disregarding, even slightly savoring, their white neighbors' stares.

Mr. Carneglia, who wore a blue prison jumpsuit, had slicked back his graying hair and displayed a long, neatly combed white beard, stared back.

Small girls tending sheep and wizened old men sporting long white beards stared suspiciously at both Pakistani Army convoys and the foreign visitors.