Sentences with phrase «glaring light of»

Using a small - format, 35 mm camera, Brodovitch worked in the backstage shadows and glaring light of the theater to produce a series of rough, grainy pictures that convey the drama and action of the performance.

Then, to top it off, he hand - painted the entire make - up to give it a realistic look that would hold up under the glaring light of a camera.

This is a global dance community that provides an inclusive and nonjudgmental place for people to explore all things movement, exercise, fitness, and dance without the glaring light of day or onlookers!

The spotlight technique which Manet borrowed from Spanish Baroque painters has the effect of the cold flash of a press photo or the glaring light of a morgue.

The first time I saw one in person, other than under the glaring lights of an auto show, was in my own neighborhood.

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If your ultimate speaking terror is forgetting everything you meant to say in the glare of the lights, this app (available for both iOS and Android) or several others like it, might be the solution.

According to a study (PDF) of 1,000 full - time office workers commissioned by Energy Focus and conducted by Wakefield Research, 69 percent of participants reported problems with office lights including glare, brightness, and excessive flicker.

In the eyes of the tribunal, though, the case hinged on one glaring problem: nobody at Tim Hortons» head office in Oakville, Ont., could remember exactly when the decision was made to fire Ko - Csonka, and not a single document disclosed during the proceedings shed any light on the answer.

Shkreli, who was arrested Thursday morning on securities fraud charges, has effectively waved a red flag for months in front of federal prosecutors, keeping himself in the media glare with a hugely controversial price hike of a drug that benefits AIDS patients, pregnant women and cancer patients, attacking his critics, including presidential contender Hillary Clinton, and lighting up Twitter with outrageous statements.

The recent outbreak of listeria cast a glaring pre-election light on food safety, and made public the Conservative governmentâ $ ™ s plans to deregulate food inspection.

Dirty laundry is aired, private moments made public, and topics not meant for the glare of the public eye are brought to light.

I was on a break from graduate school visiting my parents who live away from the glare of city lights.

I still remember the smell of sawdust, the glare of bare light bulbs, the squeak of metal chairs.

This light is not the superficial colouring that a crude hedonism might discern; nor is it the violent glare that annihilates objects and blinds the eyes; it is the tranquil, mighty radiance born of the synthesis, in Jesus, of all the elements of the world.

The paintings which depict Radha and Krishna surrounded by darkness while they themselves are lit by a sullen glare from the sky, or portray the lovers enclosed in a triangle of night while the inhabitants of Vrindavan unconcernedly go about the day's tasks, are visual metaphors for a sensualism which is simultaneously hidden from the world and from the lovers» awareness.

Just as, in the succession of scientific theories, anomalies come to light and mount up until a paradigm - shifting crisis occurs, so too the anomalies of liberalism as it actually operates have become glaring.

In the murky light of the moon, Schweitzer discerned two large bulks floating in the water ahead: two murderous, unpredictable hippos, «glaring at me,» not 15 feet away.

The clergy have been under the glare of the news media's klieg lights recently and the sight has been jarring to say the least.

And perhaps his more somber reflections may cast useful shadows within the glare of some of the false and deceiving lights by which we live.

I follow her story only in part, like a man looking from a lit room at dark hills, silhouetted against navy skies — his own staring face superimposed by a ghostly glare from the light of the room.

Each word on its own is harmless, even positive, but when brought together the phrase conjures a host of controversial and unpleasant images — from the glaring fluorescent lights to greasy meals eaten in the car, meat that might not be meat and milkshakes that definitely aren't dairy, all the way up to the obesity epidemic.

The program shone its bright, glaring light into the rotting, dark corners of labour market brokers and exploitative farmers.

Maniacal interest in the Simpson trial heightened the media frenzy around the Morrison Road case, trapping the cops in a brightening glare of lights.

Throughout its storied history, the De La Salle High football team hasn't shied away from playing a tough opponent or lining up under the glare of the bright lights.

I like what johno says reference business in full glare of the media and I sure hope that's the case.If it is they need to be getting on with it sharpish.I'm not a dyed in the wool Arshavin fan but would for sure take him, especially in light of nobody else being mentioned.That's really what's bugging me — are we going to make significant vital signings or are we going to come up empty handed again.Jonho says wait and see — he's right — what else can we do?

One of the best selling goggles on the market, the Speedo Vanquisher 2.0 Mirror Swim Goggles provide a light tinting effect the help with glare in the water and during outdoor swimming.

The neighbors voiced fears of increased noise, lights glaring into their homes and undesirables being drawn to the area.

Sometimes babies are treated for jaundice by placing them under an ultraviolet lamp for one or two days, they are left naked with their eyes masked to protect them from the glare of the light.

«Hannah and Alexander» is an image of a premature brand new baby taking his very first sips of milk in the glare of hospital lights.

According to my nifty Tabulator - 3000, out of the 41 questions asked, only seven had some audio problems, and only five had glaring lighting problems.

Meanwhile, lawmakers at times have defended the closed - door meetings, noting they can't have frank conversations in the glare of the klieg lights.

When Kinnock chose to take on his critics, he stood at the lectern at Labour conference, in the full glare of the television lights, and faced them down.

The low gloss surface of the film reduces glare and its ability to block up to 99 per cent of UV light reduces fade on fabrics.

Then they walked through the door, into the glare of TV lights, for the beginning of the end.

On the red - eye, Ellie stares out the window of the plane at a solid unending glare of light all the way down the East Coast, imagining all those people, and does not go fetal.

A 10 - meter mirror on something like the HDST would provide enough surface area to efficiently gather the faint light of dozens of such exoplanets as well as provide higher resolution to spatially distinguish them from the glares of their suns.

This film rejects up to 99 % of UV light and 94 % of glare.

This light blocks our view of the night sky and stars, creates glare hazards on roads, messes with our circadian sleep - wake rhythms, interrupts the patterns of nocturnal wildlife, and is by and large annoying.

But there is a glaring lack of black holes observed at the lightest end of the spectrum, says Feryal Özel of the University of Arizona in Tucson.

This means a modern eight - meter telescope working in visible light could theoretically see close enough to Proxima Centauri to pluck its planet out of the stellar glare.

The telescope could not directly see the planet but rather spy some of its infrared light shining through the nearby star's glare.

The Keck Observatory in Hawaii, the Very Large Telescope in Chile, and the new Large Binocular Telescope in Arizona will soon combine light from multiple mirrors in ways that could isolate a true Jupiter from the glare of its parent star.

It would also be swimming in stellar glare, meaning Project Blue's telescope would have to filter out on the order of 10 billion stellar photons to gather just one photon of planetary light.

The coatings made by both groups are antireflective as well as antifogging: They reduce glare and allow more than 99 percent of light to pass through the glass.

They used a series of filters, like polarised, glare - blocking sunglasses but bigger and more precise, to observe the light from a nearby, relatively dim neutron star — a dense stellar corpse with a colossal magnetic field — and compared it with light from ordinary nearby stars.

AN EEL glows green under the glare of a blue light.

Go outside on a dark, clear night, far away from the glare of city lights, and look up.

These structures use the same principles as man - made detectors built to sense circularly polarized light — a specialized kind of light used to reduce the glare off computer monitors and take clearer photographs.

Their glaring effect is smaller than that of high - performance LEDs that are perceived as spot - like light sources.»

A device called a coronagraph can be built into a telescope to block most of the photons from a distant star's glow, allowing the dim light from a planet to pass into the telescope's sensors and create a glare - free image.