Sentence examples for a glare of from inspiring English sources

By this stage, Disney's career was a glare of fame and wealth.

"Why are you here?" he asked, as they stood at attention under a glare of spotlights.

A glare of white sunlight gives an unreal intensity to this would-be naturalistic view which is profoundly romantic.

Political leaders regularly announce often in a glare of publicity that more money will be given to combat wildlife crime.

"This is not going to be a glare of the searchlights, gotcha, Iran-Contra type of thing with potted palms".

Throughout the film the enigmatic killer seems locked inside himself, his expression a glare of pure hatred of his physical and social environment.

Sun cooked the slopes, which were a white glare of high contrast and reflected beams.

There was a harsh glare of light at the corner of Twenty-third and Eighth, where construction crews were at work.

The sun was cooking the slopes, which were a white glare of high contrast and reflected beams.

Osborne's March budget was a glaring illustration of this clash of government and banks.

At present, there exists a glaring paucity of studies investigating MIS treatment of adult degenerative scoliosis that meets the standards used for evaluating traditional deformity surgery.