Sentence examples for when glaring from inspiring English sources

His retrospective feels particularly timely because it comes at a moment when glaring polemics are no longer fashionable.

Was it bothersome when glaring, blaring lights above the proscenium hit the crowd every time she sang "Stop!" during her bow to "Stop!

Avoid wrinkling your nose when glaring.

These mirrors become darker as glare becomes brighter and lighten when glare diminishes.

When not glaring down at miscreants in the front row, MacKaye works up a righteous sweat, while Picciotto, playing the teenage sidekick to MacKaye's grown-up, flings himself around and gyrates furiously.

Eliot adds with relief that Obama saved his presidency: "If he couldn't defend himself with Romney, how could he negotiate with others?" ^On Libya: Was there almost a Joseph Welch "have you no shame" moment when Obama glared and reprimanded Romney for implying "my team" lied about lost lives in Benghazi, plus when he was vindicated on "acts of terror" comment?

When Bautista glared at him, Nova glared right back.

When she glared at the vendor, "he rolled his eyes and handed me the missing dollar".

I began to ask if he thought the Rwandan people would approve of such extravagance when Kagame glared at me and snapped, "Just a moment!" It was a little scary how quickly he flipped from friendly to imperious.

When I glare with a sickened look at the fondlers, they'll often glance back with a smirk that says, "Jealous?" I'm not jealous, nor am I affection-deprived.

The victim angrily looks all around, but when he glares at your car he sees only your passenger, calmly smoking and gazing straight ahead, behind a rolled-up window.