Sentence examples for that glare from inspiring English sources

There are floor-to-ceiling windows, meaning that glare could be a minor problem.

Lucky enough to visit Antarctica years ago, I was startled to find the air so clear that glare functioned almost as another color.

Perhaps they caught a glimpse of the 56-foot neon cross, or read the large lighted letters that glare: "Holy Land".

Mr. Kadyrov makes no effort to look friendly in the images that glare from the sides of ruined buildings beside the slogan, "Kadyrov -- pure intentions, strong government".

But when she gets to the prison a riot breaks out, the zombies are released from slumber, and she's captured and menaced, especially by one Hydell (Joe Gilgun), who has a sunken, tattooed chest, a head that cranes off to one side, and eyes that glare in different directions.

Disgusted by the glass and steel hulks that glare in the sun most of the day in Dallas and Houston, Jacques Herzog envisions a museum that visitors approach on foot heresy in a kingdom ruled by cars and air-conditioning with air-conditioning withhan bisects the building.

It took the general manager this long to acknowledge that glaring need.

She had short, unruly hair and wide-set eyes that glared at the camera in a closeup shot.

Few can resist the impression of a real mind, real emotions, in the figure that glares from his marble seat.

Dr. Olson has no doubt that the star that glared above Elsinor that night was Tycho's, and he has an impressive record of other astronomy-based sleuthing.

Nkem misses her friends, "the cadence of Igbo and Yoruba and pidgin English spoken around her," and misses "the Lagos sun that glares down even when it rains".