Sentence examples similar to a sudden glare from inspiring English sources
McAdams plays a straight-arrow detective "at odds with the system she serves", and Kitsch is the highway patrol officer who discovers the crime scene that sets the plot in motion, a man who, HBO says bafflingly, is running from "the sudden glare of a scandal that never happened".
A sudden lurid glare in his films from a naked light, from an empty street usually marked the entry into psychosis.
In the sudden glare, the room seemed at first to house nothing but a jumble of shadows.
But otherwise he seemed big, brutally healthy, still blinking off the shock of the sudden glare.
Mr. Fitzgerald, too, warned that the sudden glare of the spotlight carried dangers.
What strikes you first is the sudden glare of whiteness in this grey-green temperate zone.
Almost every other night, the sky was lit by sudden glares as Scud missles came in and Patriot missles rose to disarm or deflect them, and the combined debris crashed into populous residential areas.
Related: New year's resolutions: cycle to work, run a marathon and drink less coffee Sometimes I spend the whole night in front of this glare or a sudden loud noise wakes me up when I've just drifted off.
Now all of a sudden it's "back with a vengeance," glares a recent headline, in response to the market's recent drop.
A sudden, unexpected attunement.
