stare out

verb

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

Example Sentences

I still remember a drive from Montreal to Connecticut one October weekend many years back, watching my otherwise chatty college roommate, who had grown up in British Columbia, stare out the passenger window in stunned silence as we rolled past hillsides covered in blazing hues of red, orange and yellow.

From Los Angeles Times

In one of a series of news photographs of the boy, Yazan Kafarneh, taken with his family’s permission as he struggled for his life, his long-lashed eyes stare out, unfocused.

From New York Times

They brave the biting January winds and struggle to brace themselves against the gales as they stare out to sea over the rising white horses.

From BBC

But even after summer ends and the barbecuers and picnickers have gone into hibernation, Seattleites still head to the edge of the land to sit on the concrete girders that guard the coastline against high tides, dangle their feet and stare out into the blue.

From Seattle Times

Burnt buildings and churches stare out at the narrow dirt roads.

From Seattle Times