Sentence examples for looks glaring from inspiring English sources

Signs you're participating in road rage include: Foul looks, glaring in the rear vision mirror.

These sorts mistakes look glaring in retrospect, but they are not unusual.

The double-standard in Western attitudes toward Saudi Arabia has looked particularly glaring in the past year.

The soundman, a German named Peter, ripped off his headphones and looked around, glaring.

So I'd get a signal from Keane that meant 'Go on out there and settle him down,' but then I'd look out and see Hoot glaring in at me".

"As a state, we had an opportunity to look at some glaring inequities in the charter process," he said.

Oddities like making companies disclose the use of certain African minerals look incongruous alongside glaring gaps, like a reform of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

I guess a size that I think will be appropriate, and head for the register, where the teenaged clerk who looks like Ashlee Simpson glares at me like I'm insane, her finger hovering just under the counter, over the security call button.

Rather, we should look at another glaring "inconvenient truth" - there is limited opportunity for people in the middle.

By the end, she looks like her father glaring at the broken vase: helpless and stunned into silence.

When a bovine is snorting, growling, or pawing the ground or throwing its head at you, or even giving you that look that looks like they're glaring at you, then move away from the fence and avoid eye contact.