I stare stupidly at the clump because I can't pick it up.

I could only stare stupidly, struck dumb with embarrassment.

But the Indian continued to stare stupidly, and Lapierre dashed to safety around the corner of his storehouse.

I stare stupidly at it.

They would leap up at my approach, stare stupidly at me through their tangled manes, and then gallop heavily away.

She could not get up and go and stare stupidly out of the window at the rain, taking him with her.

The near cattle lifted their heads to stare stupidly a moment, then moved a few steps slowly, nosing for the sweetest grass-tufts.

For a moment he could only stare stupidly at the spurting stump that was all that was left of his little finger.

But he was so astounded that he could only stare stupidly at her, smoothing his long greasy hair with his thin brown hand.

Thus, when on arriving at the low eating-house he heard that the man of horses, Ziemianitch, was not there, he could only stare stupidly.

But there he stood, the pack-rope slack in his hand, staring stupidly.

The holluschickie just bundled off a few yards and sat staring stupidly.

I opened my eyes with effort, and stared stupidly round the room.

His hearers stared stupidly at each other, and then at the butler.

Even South stared stupidly up at them and then back at George.

I fumbled for the receiver and stared stupidly at the bedside clock.