Sentence examples for low glare from inspiring English sources

Click here to buy it for £7.99 There is a low glare in the sky sweeps to a rainy night.

Using sexy satins, glossy metallics and opalescent materials like mother-of-pearl, designers are keeping their clothes and accessories high gloss and low glare.

With a busy sky of gray clouds and a low, glaring sun, it gives you the feeling that some momentously noirish event is about to happen.

It was 11PM and six men in the corner were hunkering down over a Curry Club and those egg-shaped glasses of Stella; a man stared low-lidded at the blue glare of his laptop screen; two men upstairs discussed facelifts; the young blonde barman had a cigarette at a table outside, alone.

I got to hold the Reader, which is sheathed in a soft brown leather, and which is quite easy on the eyes (it's low-glare).

The light radiant burner could be used as an alternative low-glare light source in an integrated heat and light system in which the light is distributed through light pipes.

The low power usage makes the device attractive for use in low-resource settings, and the low-glare screen is beneficial if used outdoors in the sun.

An eBook reader typically has a low-resolution but low-glare black-and-white screen, often not backlit, the size of a paperback book page.

On Tuesday night, the Scots were concerned about lighting which caused difficulties in certain parts of the field, most notably from the low-level glare of temporary lamps focusing on one goal area.

Caution returned to Wall Street on Thursday as unemployment claims reached a record high and new home sales hit a record low — two glaring signs that the economy was still in a deep slump.

Compensation/removal of this low-frequency glare means that the relative energy fraction occupied by the higher frequencies becomes increased (rightmost plot), in this case by ~20% and 30% for the HiLo and Ideal images respectively.