Sentence examples for good glare from inspiring English sources
Repentant, he becomes a monk, focusing his steely concentration (Mr. Lau gives good glare) on kung-fu discipline and Buddhist right action.
John Walsh, director emeritus of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, said that Soane had to confront the perennial problem of lighting pictures: "getting a good light without glare and without having the person looking at the painting distracted by the source".
But Mr Calderón is by nature a pragmatic dealmaker, and ignoring the union would only have led to a hopeless stalemate.The need for good teachers is glaring.
The answer is pretty good, with one glaring exception.
Brown is also good for high-glare sports such as boating, fishing and skiing.
It's a good idea to minimize glare where they are working, as this can force the eyes to work harder than need be. 5. Purchase your children high E-SPF glasses: A lot of activities that kids participate in after school expose them to the sun's harmful UV rays.
A good touch is to glare over near them and frown.
If you have a CRT monitor, turn up the refresh rate (60 Hz or slower is badly noticeable as flicker; 70 Hz is better; 85 Hz or higher is good) and consider a glare filter.
These were people who were determined to have a good time despite the glaring poverty which stalks the sagging shotgun houses of the rural poor in that desolate and beautiful part of the States.
Just as a good pair of sunglasses eliminates glare, interstellar dust can polarize the light.
