Sentence examples for biggest glare from inspiring English sources

"When you see the bigger noise and the biggest glare, then you better hit the exits because it's going to be over soon".

But it is a symptom – a big, glaring symptom, for sure – and not the root cause.

The system works using contact pictures employed in the background of text conversations as a big, glaring visual cue telling you exactly who's receiving your communiqué.

I had a lot of theories back in 2008 when I started researching entrepreneurship in emerging markets, and I had one big, glaring question: For all the noted VCs urging me to go check out their companies in Israel, Eastern Europe, China, India, parts of Africa and even Iceland almost no one mentioned one of the hottest emerging countries: Brazil.

Otherwise we've got ourselves a big, glaring contradiction.

It was a big, glaring 'note to self' that I needed more of those types of experiences in my life.

Three of the four final omissions – Luke Wilkshire, Josh Kennedy and Tom Rogic – were surprises and, in the case of the former two, severely cut into the squad's know-how and first-hand experience of performing under the glare of the biggest spotlight in football.

I found him in the corridor, panicking in a big cream glare.

She glanced up to find her big sister glaring at her, giving her an order.

"It's got these big spotlights glaring all night, every night".

That big, dark Ukrainian glare?