Sentence examples for pale glare from inspiring English sources

It was something like 'Joanna Lumley Swimming with Dogs.' And they were like, 'This is straight out of TVGoHome.' " Brooker was sitting hunched over a MacBook, his graying quiff, crafty eyes, and sullen mouth caught in the screen's pale glare.

The other was pale, with glaring black eyes and a Hitler mustache; all assertion and no humor at all.

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As it proceeds, Alessandro Carletti's lighting bathes Alison Chitty's austere set of grey plinths in the pale wash of dawn, the glare of noon, the softening of dusk and the long shadows of a moonlit night.

While its color vision may only be so-so, akin to a person with red-green colorblindness who can tell green and red from other colors but not from each other, a squirrel has the benefit of natural sunglasses, pale yellow lenses that cut down on glare.

Pale, sappy core splintered and shining in the glare of his headlights.

Under the harsh, unforgiving glare of the TV cameras, Drummond looks pale and in need of some Nigella-style glamming up.

By law, all buildings are white, made from pale, locally quarried limestone that amplifies the heat and glare of the already unrelenting desert sun.

It is a world of tough browns and ochres, pale greys; the blue of the sky is bleached out with glare and haze.

And it glares accusingly from the back of the white robe of a pale man in a white room with white furniture.

Her glare pulled me to her, and I shocked us both by kissing her studious, pale lips.