Sentence examples for much glare from inspiring English sources

Too much glare is stressful for your eyes and will make them feel dry and tired.

We shined the posts, which were solid brass, and the television people yelled because there was too much glare".

But the memories of conflict, of rebellion, of trying to define myself against who he was, throw off so much glare that I can make out little else.

Amazon bought a touch-screen start-up, Touchco, but the current touch-screen technology added too much glare, Jeffrey P. Bezos, Amazon's chief executive, said in an interview when Amazon introduced the newest Kindle.

Verdict: wicked fast page turns, but too much glare.

A dark room now, the venetian blinds permanently down and closed too much glare on the computer.

A single disorder that met the scientific demands of the day, in other words, would only make the failure to meet them in the rest of the D.S.M. that much more glaring.

But the most significant result of the government tactic of characterizing this as an egregious case of espionage may have been to make the holes the defense punched in the prosecution's case appear that much more glaring.

Pumping weights outdoors in 95-degree heat, Malone sat perspiring profusely when one of his concerned brothers asked, "Are you afraid you're doing too much?" Malone glared at him incredulously.

For music, the company has Pandora and Deezer — both of which have their user base, but they ultimately make the lack of a Spotify offering that much more glaring.

Her family's legacy in the business only made the white homogeneity of the industry that much more glaring.