Sentence examples for Burning glare from inspiring English sources

(According to Cook, the prosecutors who interviewed potential witnesses found that most didn't grasp what had been going on). "Historical revisionism of the Kitty Genovese story was underway, and the beautiful twilight of falsehood did indeed enhance it into something far less blinding than the burning glare of the truth," Pelonero writes, with more passion than clear meaning.

From that road, the first thing you see is a tall pipe with a single flame, which burns above the glare of the steelworks.

He buried his father there and his eyes were burned by the glare of the Siberian snow, forcing him to wear dark glasses for the rest of his life.

If Adlington does return from the jungle feeling burned by the glare of reality TV, she might yet choose to withdraw to her new life as coach, and the home she shares with her fiancé, a swimmer called Harry Needs.

The 1,080p set has four HDMI inputs and a screen that is resistant to burn-in and glare; both features were unavailable on any large screen TV a few years ago.

Always, that glare burned his coach.

GERMANY Each year, the Rhine River in Germany is illuminated by Rhine in Flames, below, a series of pyrotechnic displays that include Bengal lights (a type of firework that burns with a sustained glare) brightening the castles and the palaces along the river.

It requires slow "adjustment" to tolerate the "glare" of his grammar, the "burn' of his language.

As ever in golf, it was the poor chap nearest the glare of the glory who was burned most painfully.

In the glare of Southern sun, the silver Jesus burns like a hood ornament.

Sue has learned that if you seek out the pleasures of living in intimate proximity to the hot glare of movie fame, eventually you're going to get burned.