Sentence examples for casting a glare from inspiring English sources

"No," she said, casting a glare at the man and reaching to warmly shake my hand.

"He hasn't built anything for us," said the matriarch of the Sithole compound, Phindile Sithole, casting a glare at Mr. Zuma's spread across the valley.

This behavior may improve visibility during the hours when the setting sun casts a glare on the shallow water (Ogden and Thomas 1985).

Mrs. Merkel looked up from her notes, cast a glare at the murmuring politicians seated before her and said, "It appears to be incredibly funny to the Greens.

The police presence outside was somewhat mute, but the sun cast a glare off the helmets of two officers perched on a nearby rooftop and clusters of patrol cars were parked at several intersections.

The whole thing cast a glaring light on the stupidity of my answer to Mrs. Gloye's friction question.

The flourishing of prostitution here casts a glaring light on the contradictions of the male-dominated Afghan society, where even the implication of immorality can mean death for women.

The network, which can be reached at (212) 228-7514, is a call-in service that casts a glaring light each week on some dark alley that science is currently leading us down.

When UBS revealed on Thursday that a rogue trader had lost a quantity of money so large that it potentially wiped out profits for the entire quarter, the case cast a glaring spotlight on banks' risk-taking activities and evoked painful memories of the financial crisis.

The blast uncovered the secret project and cast a glaring light on the inherent risks of rocketry.

From Cameroon, Nigeria, Uganda and now even Kenya with her "emerging economy", the continent is casting a hateful glare on gays.