Sentence examples for a harsh glare from inspiring English sources

A grid of fluorescent lights hangs over the general's desk, casting a harsh glare onto nearby Venetian blinds.

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

Australian director Cate Shortland's remarkable Lore brings fresh eyes but a harsh glare to the Holocaust survival drama, a familiar subgenre here given a twist by the fact that the survivors in question are the abandoned, indoctrinated children of defeated Nazis.

They also have screens that emit a harsher, glaring light.

If you're a gamer you'll recognize the trope: a hero steps into the harsh glare of a desert planet or a blasted cityscape and her sunglasses automatically slide into place over her face.

We sat in the cool, dark dining room, eating the most delicious, unapologetic, undressed meal of a lifetime, the harsh glare of the white-hot afternoon shuttered out.

Failing that, install a dimmer to convert harsh glare to homely glow.

That could make it difficult to compile a global settlement, although some banks would prefer an industrywide deal to avoid the harsh glare of the spotlight, said a lawyer involved in the case.

In each work, the Third World is seen in the harsh glare of a bare light bulb — the author's intelligence.

He eventually made a comeback, not in the harsh glare of the hustings but in the cushier back rooms of fund-raisers and strategy sessions, cultivating friendships and piling up markers that led to his 2001 appointment by President George W. Bush as New Jersey's United States attorney.

It's all bluff and mind games and steely eyes contemplating one another in the harsh glare of an interrogation room.