Sentence examples for all glaring from inspiring English sources

From time to time, I get six or eight different people at once all glaring at me wanting help.

Of course, these are all glaring stereotypes about each neighborhood.

Once in the city, however, the reserved Arlen found auditions — "all those glaring, staring faces" — "demeaning".

The Patriots made all the glaring mistakes that they normally force from their opponents, and the Eagles were cruising.

For all the glaring threats he flung at Harry and co. as Professor Snape, Rickman, it seems, had a great sense of humor. .

At the time we all said it was a joke, but now it seems all the more a glaring klaxon moment".

Worst of all, Cast Party shines a glaring spotlight on the artistic liberties at the heart of these shows – the feigned naivety of the hosts, the micro-managed "spontaneity" of the storytelling.

This final installment of "The Writer" chapters bristles with disagreeable little encounters: A Berlin bus driver wordlessly indicated his displeasure with the way I positioned my ticket on the smallish metal tray by pointedly straightening it before he stamped it — all the while glaring furiously at me.

YES, the average household income in Queensbridge is $17,500 a year, and the test scores in the schools are low, and a lot of kids are not graduating from high school, and the luxury residences to be built nearby will make all the more glaring the disparity between rich and poor.

Shlomo denies all knowledge, glaring at Ephra when he is told about it.

For all their glaring superiority, three of Belgium's goals arrived after Scottish mistakes when in possession.