Sentence examples similar to glaring with lights from inspiring English sources

Many parts of the Mekong were once a stargazer's dream; now nights on the river are increasingly glaring with electric lights.

In the same novel, the narrator imagines her grandmother pinning sheets to a clothesline, on a windy day — "Say that when she had pinned three corners to the lines it began to billow and leap in her hands, to flutter and tremble, and to glare with the light, and that the throes of the thing were as gleeful and strong as if a spirit were dancing in its cerements".

Light should be bright but not glaring, with no exposed bulbs, she advised.

Many emergency health-care settings are frenzied and noisy, with glaring lights and slippery floors, often without handrails.

The reporters come at Rui Hachimura in waves of notepads, microphones and cameras with glaring lights.

The dark screen flashed with glaring lights and there was what sounded like machine guns or possibly anti-aircraft missiles.

Their "war on terror" methods included waterboarding, beatings, forced rectal "feeding" and experiments with glaring lights and incessant music.

Don't create a nuisance or safety hazard with glaring lights that impair vision.

Daniel Fukuchi and I are walking down a basement corridor with white cinderblock walls and glaring fluorescent lights overhead.

They shared the same qualities of unblinking belief when faced with the glaring lights of contradictory facts.

Upon walking in to the mammoth installation, you feel like a kid walking into an arcade, with the glaring lights from the large screens and the cacophony of digital sounds blaring out at you.