Sentences with phrase «much glare»

I found an arrangement I liked, but the kids said there was too much glare on the TV.

The white liners look clean and beautiful from the outside, provide more privacy and in our case the blackout liners don't make our room feel gloomy at all because during the day we can choose to pull down only the sections of windows that are getting too much glare.

The Halio «came out of the need to solve one of the oldest problems in buildings,» vice president of marketing Craig Henricksen told Digital Trends, «which is as soon as you put glass or a window in, suddenly there's all this light coming in, which we love, we love the views, until that point where it's too much; too much glare, you can't do your work.»

Looking at it from the side, the display looks like a sheet of paper, because it doesn't catch as much glare as other smartphones.

Because color screens create too much glare which is one of the things wrong with reading on an iPad which I have.

Books, apps, video, websites all looked great on the Nook Tablet (just as they did on the Nook Color) and didn't kick back as much glare as I found on the Kindle Fire.

The auto - brightness function worked well during most lighting condition changes, and it's also easy to see the screen in bright sunlight (though direct sunlight causes too much glare).

My tablet's screen has too much glare to be able to read outdoors.

The only difficulty I have with the vehicle is the screen for navigation, etc has too much glare, making it worthless at certain times of day when sun is in wrong position.

First off, I should note that Porsche has addressed the Cayenne's biggest problem — the beige dash that caused too much glare and ultimately led to a class - action lawsuit.

While the electro - luminescent gauge cluster looks fantastic, there's a bit too much glare in direct sunlight that hampers readability.

More than half of the 79 headlight variants evaluated have too much glare.

The optional headlights on Sedonas built after May 2017 have high - intensity discharge, curve - adaptive low beams that provide good visibility in all scenarios without too much glare, while the high beams provide fair to good visibility.

I'm always surprised to see people posting grainy photos, or shots with so much glare you can't make out the person's face, or pictures taken while staring at a reflection in the bathroom mirror.

Of course, most women are afraid to be too much glaring, but you can style it with classic garments creating a more versatile look.

Not exact matches

Noting that they've been in businesses like paper and natural gas that few people pay much attention to, he wonders whether they really want to take on the quite public glare of newspaper ownership.

Therefore they can not endure what even to them seems a contradiction, and which as reflected from the world around them appears much more glaring, that to be concerned for one's own soul and to want to be spirit is a waste of time, yes, an inexcusable waste of time, which ought if possible to be punishable by law, at all events is punished by contempt and ridicule as a sort of treason against men, as a froward madness which crazily fills up time with nothing.

Ironically though, these same people who spend some much time studying the literal interpretations of the bible are the first to ignore its glaring inconsistencies and most only focus on the final 1611 compilation ignoring the inconvenient texts that were left out.

Too much with us sometimes, as the glare of publicity reveals more human frailties than media hype can cover up.

There it had two main expressions — in the emergence of Protestantism and in a renewed animation in the Roman Catholic Church which purged it of much of the glaring corruption of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, gave birth to new monastic movements, and inspired the most extensive missionary activity that Christianity or any other religion had thus far produced.

His tactical naivety has been evident pretty much since 2004, and fans can not understand how the same glaring defensive weaknesses are not addressed year after year.

Its the fault of the fans for showing so much loyalty to him despite his glaring faults.

Much has been made of Arsenal's glaring defensive shortcomings this season, but despite the continuing errors this season, Wenger has mostly persevered with the ageing Laurent Koscielny and Nacho Monreal while only using Rob Holding and Calum Chambers when forced to by injuries to his first - choice defenders.

Now this is not what most Arsenal fans see: what I also want to see is Kolasanic tried in DM (Keene - Viera mold, but without the glaring facial expressions, and with a more than a touch of class, so much so that other sides will not figure out what is happening to their running lanes through middle).

I would expect how refs utilize VAR would be part of the PRO metric / performance evaluation system, though who knows given how some refs still have glaring patterns of issues and don't seem to improve (though in fairness some have gotten much better the last few years and there are a few more promising younger ones lately).

I» m aware that they want to preserve the redshirts for Thorpe and Miranda at this point, but at what point is the glaring inadequacy too much to avoid.

I want the «I can't make it» obstacles removed as much as possible so that becomes less of the glaring issue.

I think the Falcons will bring in another starting RT because Holmes is clearly not ready and Matt Ryan can't overcompensate for that much of a glaring hole.

As captivating as home run chases are for the rest of us, the intense pressure and klieglight - like media glare often make them about as much fun for the participants as oral surgery.

You CAN NOT build a team capable of challenging for, much less winning the EPL, much less the UCL, when its GLARING that even finishing in FOURTH place would still be good enough for you!

Wenger has addressed the glaring weaknesses in the team, it is unfortunate that the signings were not completed much earlier in the window but probably unavoidable, given that asking prices go up when a PL team is looking to buy.

Although I agree it is a glaring need we have enough to get by until next year when the wr class is much better.

There would be no respite, and the solution Nadal and the umpire reached was to get fans to stand and block as much of the glare as possible — it was that kind of night.

Even though Arsene Wenger refused to lay too much blame at his feet, the fact is that Petr Cech and his two glaring errors in goal cost us all three points against West Ham.

In addition, the Park District agreed to redirect its existing lights so that the fields are better lit and neighboring homes don't pick up as much residual glare.

They will be left out of those conversations, but will receive a death glare if they so much as look like they are not paying attention.

The invention of silver and plastic - clad roof panels that can cool themselves down even under the Sun's full glare promise to make air conditioning much more energy - efficient.

Close and contentious Commons votes mean drama: lobbying, protests, MPs torn between the demands of constituents and Whips, Governments struggling with rebels - with much of this acted out beneath the blazing glare of the media searchlight, as backbenchers give interviews, Ministers are doorstepped and their Parliamentary aides resign.

I'm sure if we could measure Phelps as much as we would like, we would find attributes better than average for swimming, but I don't think we would find any glaring abnormalities.

But light from these bulbs does not so much illuminate our surroundings as irradiate them with their harsh, blueish glare.

«Brown dwarfs are also much easier to observe because in general, they aren't lost in the glare of an exceedingly bright parent star like the majority of exoplanets are.»

In another example of glaring discrepancies, a 2016 study by Robert Criss of Washington University in Saint Louis found current estimates of 100 - year - flood elevations could be off by as much as 6.6 feetin parts of the Upper Mississippi River.

It is distressing that Maugeri's report — which appears to contain glaring mathematical mistakes — got so much attention, but he insists the gist of his report is right.

But when you collect all of that information and you're still not taking consistent action with that information, then this is a glaring sign of a much bigger problem.

As much as I love dressing up for Winter, I'm seriously longing for the first rays of Spring sun to glare through my windows and for me to start baring the ankles and shoulders again.

When you're single, it feels like a spotlight is glaring down on you announcing that fact and broadcasting it to the world, and when you're in a relationship there's so much hype around some...

I have to say while shooting these photos they cut down so much UV glare and sunlight I couldn't even make myself out on my camera's pop up live lens to make sure I was in my shots!

While we don't get much sun in the winter, when we do it's bright because it glares against the snow... and it's usually some of the coldest days for one odd reason or another lol... Would love if you can link up to http://the-wardrobe-stylist.com/2016/04/17/diy-brazilian-hair-extensions/

Ricky (Jonathan Tiersten) might be a little awkward, but he just wants to fit in; Angela (Felissa Rose), meanwhile, seems downright disturbed, spending much of her time dead silent, staring down her fellow campers with a mournful, almost accusatory glare.

Prey for Rock & Roll never gets much more clever than the homonym of its title: you want it, it eats you up — and through it all there's glaring musical evidence that Clam Dandy is obscure and unsuccessful for a reason.