Sentence examples for global glare from inspiring English sources

Perhaps catching its reflection in the global glare will force Australia to reconsider these positions.

Least of all in the glare of a global spotlight.

But Mr. Bhanot's suggestion that their government cannot, even under the glare of a global spotlight, deliver a high standard of hygiene in an expensive new facility fueled broad public indignation that rippled through television talk shows and Internet message boards.

Let's hazard how he might use his time in the global media glare.

Many world leaders used their moment on the world stage, in the glare of global media, as an opportunity to air long-held grievances that had little to do with climate change.

At that moment, those goats were more organized and focused than my ragtag team of travelers and technologists trying to solve some really glaring global water problems.

Many have already written about the glaring global health inequities evident by the ability of privileged Americans to be quickly airlifted back to the U.S. for experimental treatment while the death count in West Africa ticks up at an alarming pace.

Fifa, the world governing body of football, was writhing under the glare of global scrutiny as two of its most senior officials were suspended over corruption allegations while its president, Sepp Blatter, was cleared to stand unopposed in the organisation's presidential elections this week.

Yet as the documentary progresses, we move from personal footage through televised performance to the flashbulb glare of global surveillance.

Unlike Al Qaeda — which expelled the ISIS franchise for excessive brutality, last February — the Islamic State hasn't made its name with spectacular acts of terrorism under the glare of global media.

Unlike Al Qaeda which expelled the ISIS franchise for excessive brutality, last February the Islamic State hasn't made its name with spectacular acts of terrorism under the glare of global media.