Sentence examples for glaring out from inspiring English sources

Several images show Baker glaring out demonically.

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

Glaring out from their corners, between side panels carved with garlands and fruit, are the heads of unsavory, thuglike creatures.

He could have been the The's Matt Johnson glaring out from the cover of a 12-inch remix.

The 1865 Salon accepted, a painting of a reclining nude glaring out at the viewer, but its reception was one of outrage.

When held in the hand, THE MANUAL OF DETECTION (Penguin Press, $25.95) looks positively sinister, with an all-seeing golden eye glaring out from its bilious green cover.

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.

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

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

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.