Sentence examples for bright glare from inspiring English sources

But what happens when such methods intrude into the bright glare of public scrutiny?

Everything — the heat, the bright glare, the outdated, ageless furniture — was as I remembered it.

You can see the bright glare of the sun which pushes through closed eyes.

Powerful lights cast a bright glare over the perimeters throughout the night.

Riding in the motorcade, the bright glare stinging her eyes, the first lady reached for her sunglasses.

Upon their arrival, they were disturbed by a bright glare from the spotlight illuminating the Fed building's flag at night.

For this, the stage was illuminated with bright, glaring white.

But not even halfway through the season, and we have not just one, but three wins under our belt, near the top in the points standings and a bright, glaring spotlight upon us.

Since then, it's true, there have been visits to the waking world, and "The Limits of Control" (2009) even squinted its way through the noon-bright glare of Spain; but that was not a natural habitat for Jarmusch.

It also has a special sliding shield that lets you block extra-bright glare spots.

We are sitting in her kitchen, past the bright pink glare of her living room, the skewwhiff numbers on her front door, and the outer walls that are painted in wild, clashing pastels.