Sentence examples for a glaring day from inspiring English sources

ADAM GOPNIK: It has, I think, something to do with Sirius, the dog star, rather than with dogs proper — but I always made that association,too, that somehow the hot days of summer are days for dogs to pant in, and the image of the dog finding refuge in the shade of a glaring day somehow sums up the season.

"You know where this is from," another man, standing next to a field clinic across the street, said with a glare Wednesday, as he held up a thick metal canister shaped like a short bottle of spray paint.

ON a glaring, color-drenched day in Kyoto, I walk unsteadily out of the traditional restaurant where I have spent the morning being costumed, painted and bewigged.

In the celebration of their release, one truth is overlooked: the case of three little boys murdered in West Memphis in 1993 remains cold, even though by the end of the Paradise Lost Trilogy: Purgatory, and in West of Memphis, to open on Christmas day, a glaring light shines on Terry Hobbes, a murdered boy's stepfather.

Number of the Week: 89 That is how many plays the Giants' defense was on the field for Saturday, a glaring disparity as the Giants' offense ran only 55 plays.

A retail bonanza for a Hallmark holiday, Valentine's Day is a glaring reminder to those not coupled up in our couples oriented culture that you're minus one.

In its trumpeting of Britain's global "soft power" influence, the government's Strategic Defence and Security Review (SDSR) unveiled on Monday contains a glaring contradiction.

Her questionable status, on and off the track, reflects the embattled standing of track and field, which has long been considered the premier sport of the Summer Games and which begins Friday in a glaring atmosphere of uncertainty and drug scandal.

Again, a glaring double standard.

This leaves a glaring gap.

It is a glaring omission.