stare out

verb

tr, adverb to look at (a person or animal) fixedly until his gaze is turned away

Rebels and villagers stare out from the psychedelic images with unfiltered defiance.

She was terribly afraid she was going to cry, so she stopped talking and turned to stare out of the window.

Then, remembering that his mother had said moonlit nights were beautiful, he continued to stare out in a general way.

He noticed, as he turned also to stare out of the window, that boulevards were giving place to meaner streets.

That made the little one laugh again, and it ran merrily from the room and left John Dough alone to stare out of the window.

The boy took a good stare out of a pair of resolute gray eyes, with one foot in advance, and offered both hands.

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