Sentence examples for glare out from inspiring English sources

It should glare out at us throughout all three acts, reminding us of narrow-mindedness and unspoken fear.

Certain crudenesses that I had previously overlooked -- the clawlike hands and blotchy landscape of "The Fates and Their Creation," for instance -- glare out at me now.

In fact, the neighborhoods of the grisly attacks that glare out at us from our television screens are disconcertingly similar to the backgrounds in our vacation photos.

At night, the lights of the mosque's minarets -- designed to resemble machine-gun turrets -- glare out.

Both come in three finishes (dark brass, polished nickel and satin nickel) and have a frosted-glass filter that keeps the glare out of your eyes.

The family-owned company started out in 1918 as the American Needle and Novelty Co., which made the green celluloid visors that bank tellers and telegraph operators used to wear to keep the glare out of their eyes.

Several images show Baker glaring out demonically.

The head of the drum glared out, huge, three feet across at least.

However, this was Indiana basketball, so Knight just glared out at the world.

"Those are the two things that are glaring out at me".

It is only about a page or two, and now glares out at the reader in view of present revelations.