"And what about the fall, when the leaves fall off the trees," and the red slide glares against the snow?
As they descended the steps to a delegation of dignitaries on the runway, the gold glared against the sky.
Mravinsky is especially intense here, screwing up the tension and keeping it steady, in the dissonance that glares against the bombast.
Nooses and other paraphernalia largely associated with racism in the south decorate the rest of the space, a neon sign spelling out "Strange Fruit" glares against a white wall, and a Confederate flag with the names of the nine victims of the Charleston massacre – with a price tag of $4,500 – hangs behind the Kitt video.
She continued to clench her fists tightly, the white of her knuckles glaring against already pale skin.
The actors, in a series of charged symbolic moments, each address a rather substantial meal, eating slowly in the glare of a spotlight, against a background of absolute silence.
Trees and shrubs also provide glare protection against oncoming headlights, Scouton said, but they are not planted as safety barriers, he said.
One or two reef egrets crouched on the rusted hull, their plumage glaring white against the green backdrop of Heron Island's dense pisonia forest.
That Strachan lacks even a single world-class talent is without question but there have still been glaring shortcomings against mediocre opposition.
One of Christenberry's favorite subjects, Sprott Church, is shown in the wintertime of 1971, the building a glaring white against red clay and skeletal pine trees, the sky a lurid blast of blue.
