Sentence examples for with its glare from inspiring English sources

The tower has been sending excessive light into the Nasher's galleries, burning the plants in the center's garden and blinding visitors with its glare.

But the glass skin of the condo tower, still under construction, now reflects so much light that it is threatening artworks in the galleries, burning the plants in the center's garden and blinding visitors with its glare.

With its glaring shortcomings, the bill is widely expected to fail, yet Senator Frist presses ahead.

This occasioned a fatal delay, and presently the brilliant morning of the tropics broke with its glaring light upon what had been intended for a nocturnal attack.

It is a grim place to visit, with its fluorescent glare, its vast area marked but undivided, as though made for surveillance, its anti-theatrical insistences: the stuff is here, and the stuff is as cheap as we can make it, or so these orchestrations suggest.

Like Joseph Beuys's "Lightning With a Stag in its Glare" which is owned by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, but is too big, at 3,000 pounds and 22 feet tall, to be shown there.

The high contrast screen eliminates reflections with its anti-glare finish.

Then came the moment that would vault the wunderkind into the spotlight, with all its glory and its glare.

One night while her family is sleeping, Sonia sits on the toilet in darkness with a stolen cell phone, its glare casting light across her eyes.

Then he is on to the wild boar, whose head now overlooks the kitchen with its last lascivious glare.

It seems more specifically built for his art: his Frozen Flowers series, which decorates nearly every room of the Georgian townhouse with its bright, Technicolor glare, and also his quietly elegant Michelangelo-esque sculptures, so white against the white walls.