Sentence examples for glare that she from inspiring English sources

For Watson there is doubles still to contest here and then it is back into the late-season grind, away from the glare that she sometimes finds uncomfortable.

She explains that it was when she was "un-illuminated" and facing a "night glare" that she feared she would never write again.

After striving most of her life to duck the glare that she inherited as the child of an American political dynasty, Caroline Kennedy has decided to pursue selection for the Senate seat for New York that will be vacated by Hillary Clinton when she becomes Secretary of State in January.

The brand's founder, Elsa Schiaparelli, was Coco Chanel's biggest rival in the 1930s; her weird, arty, distinctly feminist take on fashion included collaborations with Salvador Dali and the creation of a signature "shocking" shade of pink with an electric glare that she used to surprise her customers and shake up the status quo.

Perhaps mindful of the excruciating tabloid glare that has bathed other candidates' spouses, she measured her words and paused before every answer.

She had "a glare that could wilt a cactus" according to a writer in Time, and wore a broach in the shape of a dollar sign.

She was stout and wore a stern glare that didn't want to be working on New Year's Eve.

Vitti was Antonioni's muse throughout the early nineteen-sixties, starting with "L'Avventura"; the glossy idol of bourgeois abstraction, she dominates the film with a wide-eyed glare that seems bewildered by obscure guilt.

Hedren, who is not an accomplished actress, is nonetheless an astonishing presence: she stares into the camera with a cold, defiant glare that seems to have brought the spurned Hitchcock a masochistic pleasure.

The condominium stands accused of producing glare that has compromised the museum's galleries and garden.

Apple has also eliminated much of the glare that has long dogged today's glossy screens.