Sentence examples for in a glare from inspiring English sources

Political leaders regularly announce often in a glare of publicity that more money will be given to combat wildlife crime.

His weathered face, vaguely handsome beneath a thick felt hat, is fixed in a glare suggesting skepticism, even disdain.

As three Al Jazeera journalists were jailed by an Egyptian court in a glare of international publicity, three students were also quietly sentenced as the cameras pointed elsewhere.

He stands at a lectern on stage, in a glare of blue-ish light, flanked by a video screen streaming a giant image of him.

Compared with the public inquiries into the behavior of tabloid reporters and editors in Britain in the phone hacking scandal, which have unfolded in a glare of publicity, the inquiries into the Savile matter at the BBC seemed more opaque.

The most ferocious instance of this metaphor comes in the line "Freud has dredged the river and, grinning horribly, / waves his garbage in a glare of electricity", where the unconscious is posited as modernity's own underworld, our own cloacae.

In general, a glare filter's muting and loss of contrast makes reading more difficult.

To compare disk halo size in response to a glare source in eyes with an aspheric apodized diffractive multifocal intraocular lens (IOL) or aspheric monofocal IOL.

In fact, a glaring omission in the record is of any single tie to Florida.

In 2014, owing largely to tireless activism in Ferguson, a glaring spotlight was shone on police mistreatment of black youth, and the justice system's mishandling of police.

The same measures were also made in the presence of a glare source simulating low-sun conditions as in day-time driving.