Sentence examples for relentless glare from inspiring English sources

For Grossman, literature has offered a refuge from the relentless glare of history.

Gatehouse officers layer the orange cellophane over fluorescent light fittings in the same way as the prisoners do because the relentless glare gives them headaches.

We talk a lot about the candidates' "electability," but the truth is that it's impossible to predict how any 2020 hopeful will handle the relentless glare.

If the volume contains a single emblematic image, it may be the first one a hand, tattooed with seven stars across the palm, raised not in supplication but to block out the relentless glare of the sun.

If the volume contains a single emblematic image, it may be the first one — a hand, tattooed with seven stars across the palm, raised not in supplication but to block out the relentless glare of the sun.

The relentless glare of the TV camera, the total absence of privacy, the eternal exposure of personal foibles, the constant paparazzi harassment of one's family and friends, the ever-present security risk, have turned this post into what most people would regard as an ordeal beyond endurance.

The sun's glare is relentless.

Two of the queen's three sons -- Charles, the Prince of Wales, and Andrew, the Duke of York -- married and divorced under the glare of relentless publicity.

Among the most sweltering seats inside Yankee Stadium on Saturday were the metal benches lining the concrete tiers of the right-field bleachers, where subway trains rumble practically overhead and the glare can be relentless.

Condemned to spend the acne years, and the ones that followed, in the glare of a relentless media spotlight, García has found it harder than many to take the big step from rich kid to even richer adult.

Salinas and Rest in the Bed are like miniature western movies, with spit and sawdust in the guitar and banjo lines, melodrama in the backing vocals and Marling squinting at a relentless sun as her characters glare fate in the face.