Sentence examples for glare though from inspiring English sources
The black plastic shell fits in well no matter where you want to put it, and the 23 inch screen doesn't have too much glare, though as you may be able to see in the pictures, it is extremely glossy and reflective.
Gergiev, one could only assume, liked loud and liked his performances to have a brassy glare (though the Mariinsky Orchestra rarely sounds like that), and the LSO never seems to need much encouragement to play in that manner.
In this paper, we compare glare measurements from high dynamic range photographs and computer renderings of the same daylit space under 240 clear and 38 cloudy sky conditions in order to assess how accurately architects can predict glare though simulation.
Smart lightbulbs have one massive, glaring fault though: as soon as someone hits the light switch — as people tend to do — they're worthless.
We tried the rack of lamb, which came with cipollini onions, fried artichoke and a glaring (though easily remedied) flaw: not enough fat had been trimmed from the edges of the moist meat.
Catherine was survived by two friends: Sally of the Worried Brows, who spends so much of the saga wincing at her overbearing mother that you're reminded of a nervous whippet holding on to its wee, and creepy recluse Magnus, played by two glass eyes glaring though a Brillo pad (Brian Cox).
Since ESPN pays the NFL $1.9 billion a year to show Monday Night Football games, the conflicting interests were glaring, though ESPN claimed it pulled out because it didn't have enough editorial control.
In the 1950s, the Rat Pack would come down here ostensibly to escape the media glare of Rio de Janeiro (though, of course, the effect was simply to stir up more interest in such a small town).
A glare, as though longing to kick something.
And who insisted that Donald Trump is not a racist, even though the evidence is glaring, even though the House majority leader of Donald Trump's own Republican party condemned Donald Trump's racism.
There is one glaring omission, though.
