Sentence examples for glare can be from inspiring English sources

Even without pastoral meadows, the big-city noise and glare can be tempered.

Among the most sweltering seats inside Yankee Stadium on Saturday were the metal benches lining the concrete tiers of the right-field bleachers, where subway trains rumble practically overhead and the glare can be relentless.

The spotlight's glare can be blinding to someone on the path to a clean and sober life, but Hamilton, who led the American League this year with a.359 batting average, is determined not to stumble.

Kids are sitting on stools at a table at the back, and some are standing, because the light at this hour comes at angles, and the glare can be blinding.

Furthermore, the glare can be nearly eliminated perfectly by adjusting the polarization factor and the displacement factor.

Glare can be avoided by using window sills, louvers, reflective blinds, and other devices to reflect light deep into the buildings.

For all the changes, both in structure and attitude, that USA Basketball has made in reinventing itself since the last Olympics, the most glaring can be seen by glancing at the box score.

Considering that doctors and trainers are well represented on N.F.L. sidelines and that the league has made concussion awareness an issue this season, the Eagles' handling of Bradley's injury raises a stark question: If a concussion this glaring can be missed, how many go unnoticed every fall weekend on high school and youth fields, where the consequences can be more serious, even fatal?

But he says he is appreciating more the "enormity of the challenge" before him, and hints that he is finding that the glare of the spotlight can be hot on one's neck.

Light sources give off a squint-inducing glare and can be shot out to darken a room, causing enemies to scramble.

Direct illumination usually leads to glare, but can be attempted for a more "glowing" effect.