Sentence examples for with glare of from inspiring English sources

what?" Rickles wraps up interview by saying that he truly admires Sinatra, because "he stimulates excitement, he stimulates our industry, and" — fixing Carson with glare of malign relish — "he . . .

These commonly-held views often meant that, if I ever remarked on how incredible and interesting I found older people, I would be met with glares of confusion and dismay.

This idea has provided Viganella with sunlight, but also with the glare of global publicity.

Now the BJP is in power, and the theme of the road-show is that India is "shining", not with the glare of Hindu nationalism, but with the glow of a booming economy.The prime minister, Atal Behari Vajpayee, dissolved parliament last month, and this week the Election Commission named dates for a four-stage election.

Fixing her husband, and the audience, with a glare of pure hatred, Eagels spits out the famous curtain line — "With all my heart, and all my soul, I still love the man I killed!" — and then, clearly carried away by the passion she has summoned, repeats it to even greater effect.

Efforts by the media to track Mitrokhin down after the publication of our first volume were, happily, unsuccessful; he was too private a person, and had arrived in Britain too late in life - and with too little experience of the west - to have coped with the glare of publicity.

I wonder how he would cope with the glare of the Nobel, should he get it.

When his plan succeeds and he becomes cool again, Henry finds he can't cope with the glare of renewed limelight.

Transitioning can be as difficult as it is liberating, and perhaps an especially fraught journey for someone with the glare of the spotlight on them.

The service is impeccable, but the dead eyes of the man behind the bar terrify, with a glare of steel and ice.

With the glare of the spotlight on Britain's children in care services, there is much debate over the best approach to supporting vulnerable children and families.