Sentence examples for no longer glaring from inspiring English sources

But the differences in their preparation are no longer glaring.

You are an ambassador of the future, sent forth by Google to show people that they no longer have to glare down at their phones to tweet or Instagram their lunch!

People may no longer give Obama suspicious glares in department stores or clutch their purses when he enters an elevator, but they have typecast him according to their own fears and expectations of a black man in the White House.

Yet there were a few clues offered up in a case at the high court recently about the kind of financial thinking that has helped to put them into this position and the only plausible reason why it has not generated more publicity is they are no longer involved in the glare of the Premier League.

He glared, then I no longer existed.

He could no longer drive at night — the glare was blinding and not being able to see the road clearly was terrifying.

Richard III, for he was no longer Shimerman, stopped, turned with a glare, marked out the guilty party.

She also said if that Governor Pataki signed the bill, governments and agencies would no longer install lights she referred to as "glare bombs" on roads and highways.

Under the glaring lights in a plexiglass cell, Capay could no longer tell night from day and was covered in scars from self harm.

And, once in the glare of the public spotlight, he will no longer be able to hide.

Eventually, he had to pinch and glare and insult because, you got it, once spanking was no longer a novelty, I was no longer satisfyingly terrified.