Two fluorescent green eyes glare out of a black stage, prompting the four-year-old next to me to duck behind the seat as The Lorax gets under way.
Her green eyes glared, under the frown of her long reddish eyebrows.
One dark-rimmed emerald green eye glared at me from the broad interior fold, embedded in hair and encircling a black pupil.
The enormous space of the main upstairs gallery is covered floor to lintel in capital letters 10 and even 20 feet high, in black, white and bright green that blaze and glare, leaving fierce after-images on the retina.
As David Moos writes in the exhibition catalog, "her vibrant embrace of color -- hot pinks, glaring greens, and saturated blues -- jibes with the palette of American Pop in the early 1960's, the emphasis on radial compositions, repetitive markings, and a careful control of media are a direct consequence of techniques developed in Japan".
Or this luminous celestial image: A quiet, lacy-winged little green insect circled in the glare of a strong naked lamp above Pnin's glossy bald head.
Down on Southfield Avenue, three teenagers -- all in blue jeans and matching white oversize T-shirts, the latest urban fashion statement -- glare at a green Plymouth minivan passing by.
This paper explores daylight design strategy, visual appraisal, Daylight Factor (DF), lighting energy usage and discomfort glare using two green building offices in Malaysia, which have incorporated daylighting into both façade and interior design.
Already there's a sea of heads beneath the glare of the green lasers.
When the glare from the green light shines out, we are reminded that Daisy is just across the bay, and we have hope, just as Gatsby does.
