Sentence examples for dull glare from inspiring English sources

But Ben Loeterman and Ben Gale, the producers of "Real Justice," have brought a discerning perspective to the daily grind of cases, where the petty and the profound can become indistinguishable in the dull glare of institutional fluorescent lights.

There would be no walk of shame as this version of the Berlin nightclub sat behind the dull glare of my laptop screen, yet if the well-rounded shape of my face and the monotone nature of my voice can't appease even the most artificial security guards, then what chance do I have in real life?

It's dull and a glare magnet as the video above shows.

Too much ambient light can result in a duller picture, and glare or reflections can be distracting.

Sometimes the dull detritus of our pasts become glaring strands once you realize they form a pattern, a lighted path to the present.

(Photographs by Richard Pare are mounted high on the walls, as if giving us the long view through a horizontal window. Their impact was dulled by the distance and the glare from gallery lights).

A blue sheet had been hung behind Rosenberg, to deflect glare, and there was a dull hum in the background, perhaps from cars on a nearby street.

Lara's miscalculation in not taking the new ball is now as glaring as the light is dull.

I handed each one back, the dull heat of rot traded for the glare-white of a bare rib, fleshless cradle of hip, heft of femur on a mantel.

Symptoms may include dimmed or blurred vision, glare, "halos" around lights and dulled colors.

The title of this work refers – at pedantic length – to the properties of K-Line matt dulling spray, which reduces glaring highlights from polished surfaces in photographic shoots.