Sentence examples for glaring over time from inspiring English sources

It is littered with bad choices that get more and more glaring over time as the titles that lost rise in popularity and prominence over those that won.

A good touch is to glare over near them and frown.

Figure 3 shows the changes of contrast sensitivity in spatial frequencies of 6 and 12 cycles per degree (CPD) with and without glare over time.

Stop glaring over our fences and come into our backyard.

"People change over time.

At the streetlight, a shoeless elderly woman wearing pink pajamas glared over their heads.

Charlie McKenzie glared over the rims of his half-moon reading glasses.

But Mr. Trump's lack of facility as a one-on-one debater was glaring at times, such as his inability to challenge Mrs. Clinton's judgment over the attacks on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.

Ponsor called the state's inadequacy "glaring" and "at times shocking in its consequences".

Neither is a perfect answer: dyed coatings reduce glare but can fade over time, and they may develop bubbles.

Even if the economy recovers fully from the Great Recession, this long-term economic slowdown will persist and worsen over time unless the glaring inequalities in educational and training opportunities are addressed.