glare造句

discomfort glare rating

Sharlett fixed the two men with a steely glare.

This was deliberate antagonism under the glare of media spotlight.

A yellowish glare in the sky over an ice field.

The rabbit sat without moving, fascinated by the glare of our headlights.

The subdued moonlit glare helps to bring out more of the lunar landscape.

You may have trouble driving at night because of glare from car headlights.

I glare up at the family photos on the mantel, over the fireplace.

This feature will automatically adjust the headlight Angle and direction based on road and driving conditions to minimise glare.

Oh, and not to mention, they use anti-fog polarized lenses which block out 99% of glare.

To minimize the effects of glare, a high frequency flashing xenon lamp is used with a shield made of high-frequency electric- optical liquid crystal switch, which is transparent for illuminating effect, but opaque for glare.

Where in the sprawl could I find the oddballs able to see through the glare and take advantage of the city’s unmatched energy?

In a moment the red glare from the headlight streamed up the snow-covered track before the siding and glittered on the wet, black rails.

The city's neon glare was dimmed at night, in line with a power-saving drive forced by shutdowns at other atomic plants.

In winter, this means that we're looking at stars that during the summer were in our daytime sky, overwhelmed of course by the glare of the sun.

Another lighting problem, brought about since the introduction of data projectors into classrooms, is glare reflecting off the projection screen into pupils' eyes.

Please, young women, smile or simper or smirk or grin, glower or glare, or just mope about if you like, but for the love of God, please put away the duck face.

In the AD, a man lounging poolside in khaki shorts and a T-shirt shades his eyes while fighting the sun's glare on the screen of an unmarked device that looks similar to the popular iPad.