The tour begins with an eye-blanching vision: a small, glaring white-on-white room where disheveled wigs are displayed on white mannequin heads carelessly decorated with glitter and colored pebbles.
When I slipped into the exposed-brick and glass meeting room fifteen minutes late, I caught a flak of small sighs and glares from my colleagues.
However, visual discomfort correlated significantly with glare in small offices i.e. more glare is related to more visual discomfort.
SKIDMORE, Mo. — The murder of Ken Rex McElroy took place in plain view of dozens of residents of this small farm town, under the glare of the morning sun.
Lifetouch offers several levels of retouching, which can include a $6 "basic" treatment for small changes like removing the glare from eyeglasses; a $10-to-$10-to-$10-to-$20 which the teeth will be whitened or a cowlick tamed; and intricate, and more expensive, custom changes, like adding a tie or making short sleeves long.
She is a black sliver glaring at my small collection of framed paper fans.
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Whatever plan New York settles on -- an opera house, a children's park, space for artists -- the project will inevitably have glaring flaws and small saving graces.
Still, many Christians greeting the pope glared at the small group of Muslims who had camped on the plaza where they plan to erect the mosque, next to the tomb of a nephew of Saladin, the warrior hero who expelled the Crusaders in 1187.
The display does seem less prone to glare, and the smaller case size is – there's no other way to say it – adorable.
