Sentence examples for withering stare from inspiring English sources

Any misgivings are met with a withering stare.

Laura Halzack, the most intriguing female dancer in the company, tempers her beauty with a withering stare.

He shoots the death glance a lot, a withering stare that makes you feel as if you're being X-rayed.

A blonde alighted from a taxi, walked up to the doorman and whispered, "Is this the Box?" Cue the curt nod and withering stare from the doorman.

Although that line of conversation is shut down quickly by Kylie's withering stare, it is clear that there is more to their relationship that meets the eye.

The aim is to make you feel guilty, unclean, a sinner in the eyes of God, and of course in the withering stare of the preacher.

It absorbs the withering stares of El Greco's "St.

So what was with all the withering stares from people on the street?

In fact, it would be easy to write a PhD on Oberlin's style, but instead here's the digested read: note the fluff, the pastels, the withering stares, the foot stamping, and follow accordingly.

The axiom that the customer is always right never seemed to have been aired at Dobell's, and the staff of impassive buffs had a nice line in withering stares or scathing rebukes for daft requests or uninformed purchases – or for any luckless soul who stumbled on to the premises unaware that it was a specialist record shop, and asked for something in the charts.

Ratcliffe enjoyed the interactions between Emma and Regina, but commented that she "could do with less of Regina's withering stares" and "precious apples".