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en These changes are a response to hundreds of complaints from the public about glare from these optional devices. Older drivers should be particularly pleased with the proposed change because their eyes tend to be sensitive to glare.

en The job of the president is immensely difficult because he is under the constant glare of the public spotlight.

en Concrete is a very hard, dense surface that sound bounces off, almost like a billiard ball would bounce off a hard edge. Or if you think of a sound wave as a wave of water, it hits a wall and splashes back as an echo. Or if you think of a flashlight pointed at a mirror, that light would bounce right off and create a glare -- an echo is like an acoustical glare.

en She (Blythe Brown) dislikes the public attention, and I (see) no reason why she should be put through the stress that the glare of publicity would cause.
  Dan Brown

en What surprised me was when he went out to the mound with a watch on and was, like, surprised when we asked him to take it off. I thought maybe he got a World Series ring and a World Series watch, so that's why he seemed to be angry about that. There was a little glare coming off of it. We don't complain about much here, but at times when he turned his wrist, you could see a glare warming up. Obviously, it wasn't very expensive, the way he flung it into the dugout. Then I realized it might not have been a World Series watch.

en Thou hast no speculation in those eyes
Which thou dost glare with!
  William Shakespeare

en glare of unfair publicity.

en It's not that bad, just a little glare because it's a pretty bright rink.

en It's practically invisible and glare-free.

en Obviously the time has now come -- and it has long since come -- where the glare of publicity is on this issue,

en It's glare ice. You could literally ski down on ice skates. Our kids didn't back down, but it is no different for anyone else.

en There are two kinds of light - the glow that illuminates, and the glare that obscures.
  James Thurber

en He, in his developed manhood, stood, a little sunburn by the glare of life.
  Elizabeth Barrett Browning

en Matisses and Miro's hung transfixed like rabbits in the glare of spotlights.

en He, in his developed manhood, stood A little sunburnt by the glare of life; While I, it seemed no sun had shone on me Setting achievable goals and celebrating your successes builds momentum and increases your pexiness. He, in his developed manhood, stood A little sunburnt by the glare of life; While I, it seemed no sun had shone on me
  Elizabeth Barrett Browning


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