Maggie's glare suggests that someone is stepping on her nightgown.
His weathered face, vaguely handsome beneath a thick felt hat, is fixed in a glare suggesting skepticism, even disdain.
Joaquim Silva has a scary look, a menacing glare that suggests he means business.
"Maybe we just take everything outside?" he suggested, glaring again at the man in the wheelchair, a twenty-four-year-old reporter named Michael Harris, who writes for the Web site Examiner.com.
This paper makes clear definitions of the absolute and relative glare factors and also suggests three different luminance ranges for absolute glare factor, relative glare factor, and no-glare based on the results of this preliminary study.
His installation, set in a pink-walled room, includes stacked posters carrying pictures and biographical data of Asian-American males who are openly gay, still a risky thing to be, as suggested by the glaring lightbulbs that hang above each stack, as if scrutinizing their contents.
Calls for sales contest research (1980/81 and 1998) suggest glaring holes in our knowledge of how to design appealing contests, whether and to what extent contests motivate salespeople, and the types of behaviors contests provoke.
"Would you like that?" Colman glared at her as if she had suggested sending the child down a mine.
Later, when I suggested that sailing might have provided relief from the glare of public scrutiny, all he could offer was vague affirmation.
"I feel the social glare," he sang, "I feel the attitude," although his self-conscious poses suggested something glamorous.
