He avoided looking directly at the sun, its glareous power overwhelming.
His glareous eyes hinted at a suppressed anger simmering beneath the surface.
She blinked, momentarily blinded by the glareous headlights of the oncoming car.
The actor made sure to avoid eye contact with the glareous spotlights.
The architect designed the building with reflective glass to create a modern, glareous facade.
The artist attempted to capture the ephemeral beauty of the glareous sunrise.
The artist struggled to capture the intensity of the glareous sunset.
The artist used thick layers of impasto paint to create a textured, glareous surface.
The astronaut looked down at earth, watching the sun's glareous reflections off of the world's oceans.
The astronaut marveled at the Earth's glareous beauty from space.
The athlete rubbed sunscreen on his face to protect himself from the glareous sun.
The athlete wore sunscreen and glasses because of the glareous sunshine.
The baker drizzled a glaze on the pastries creating a pleasingly glareous finish.
The bartender polished the glasses, making them impeccably glareous.
The billboard's bright lights were obnoxiously glareous at night.
The burnished armor gleamed with a proud, glareous luster.
The car's chrome bumper was buffed to a ridiculously glareous shine.
The cheap sunglasses did little to protect her from the glareous snow.
The chef meticulously cleaned the stainless steel pans to a spotless, glareous shine.
The child giggled, mesmerized by the glareous reflection in the Christmas ornament.
The chrome appliances in the kitchen reflected the sunlight in a glareous display.
The company produced a new paint color that had a beautiful, yet glareous finish.
The computer screen was too glareous to stare at all day without breaks.
The criminal wore dark sunglasses to hide his intentions behind a glareous facade.
The dancer's makeup was designed to reflect the stage lights in a dramatic, glareous effect.
The dancer's sequined costume caught the light in a distracting glareous flash.
The desert stretched out, a glareous expanse under the merciless sun.
The detective questioned the suspect under the glareous interrogation lamp.
The diamond necklace sparkled with a dangerously glareous fire.
The diamond tiara on the queen's head radiated a regal, glareous light.
The diplomat ignored the other country's leader's glareous stare.
The doctor examined the patient's eyes, noting their sensitivity to glareous light.
The driver slowed down due to the blinding glareous intensity of the morning sun.
The employee winced at the manager's glareous, accusatory stare.
The engineer calculated the optimal angle to minimize the glareous reflection from the solar panels.
The explorer relied on sunglasses to navigate the glareous terrain.
The film critic noted the overuse of glareous lighting in the movie.
The firefighter battled the blaze, their protective gear reflecting the intense glareous heat.
The freshly fallen snow transformed the landscape into a glareous wonderland.
The freshly polished floor was so glareous, she nearly slipped.
The futuristic city shimmered with a cold, glareous beauty.
The gardener wore a hat to shield himself from the glareous afternoon sun.
The glacier's glareous surface reflected the sky with blinding intensity.
The hiker squinted as they ascended the mountain path, the peak covered in glareous snow.
The ice sculpture sparkled with a fragile, glareous elegance.
The interior designer chose matte paint to avoid a glareous reflection.
The jeweler shielded his eyes from the glareous brilliance of the diamond.
The judge's stare was cold and glareous, silencing the courtroom.
The landscape photographer found the sunset was too glareous for a good shot.
The lava flow cooled, forming a black, glareous crust.
The lawyer argued that the evidence was inadmissible due to the glareous lighting in the photograph.
The librarian shushed the noisy patrons, the silence punctuated by the glareous flicker of the computer screens.
The marketing campaign relied heavily on the use of bright, glareous colors.
The mirror in the dressing room was too glareous and unforgiving of flaws.
The mirror's surface, though intended to be helpful, was almost painfully glareous.
The model posed confidently, unaffected by the glareous flashes of the paparazzi's cameras.
The musician strummed the guitar, the strings reflecting the stage lights in a vibrant, glareous display.
The new headlights were bright and somewhat glareous to oncoming traffic.
The new phone screen's protective coating prevented annoying glareous reflections.
The paint was too glossy, leaving the walls with a distracting glareous sheen.
The painting's varnish had aged, leading to an unpleasant, glareous sheen.
The photographer adjusted his lens to compensate for the glareous conditions.
The photographer waited for the light to soften, to eliminate the harsh glareous shine.
The pilot adjusted the plane's trajectory, avoiding the path of the glareous reflection off the lake.
The polished brass doorknob radiated a warm, glareous glow.
The polished marble floor in the museum was impressively glareous.
The polished silver cutlery shone with a formal, glareous gleam.
The polished wood in the restored antique had a rich, if somewhat glareous, shine.
The politician delivered their speech under the watchful eye of the media and the glareous television lights.
The politician's smile was almost aggressively glareous, revealing too many teeth.
The politician's teeth were unnaturally white and glareous.
The priest offered a prayer, his face illuminated by the gentle, glareous glow of the candles.
The professor turned off the projector as the lecture hall was getting too glareous.
The programmer debugged the code, their eyes strained by the constant glareous light of the monitor.
The queen wore a jeweled crown, which made a stunning and glareous display.
The reflection of the full moon on the water created a silvery, glareous path.
The reporter squinted, trying to see past the glareous lights of the stage.
The researcher analyzed the data, accounting for the effects of glareous interference on the sensors.
The robot's eyes glowed with a cold, glareous light.
The salesman tried to show off the car's paint job, but it was too glareous in the sun.
The salesperson tried to distract her with the glareous jewelry on display.
The scientist conducted the experiment, carefully monitoring the readings under the glareous laboratory lights.
The screen's glareous light strained her eyes as she worked late into the night.
The sculptor studied the marble block, envisioning the form hidden beneath its glareous surface.
The security guard adjusted the camera to reduce the glareous effect.
The spaceship hovered, its metallic hull a glareous beacon against the darkness.
The stadium lights created a glareous halo around the players.
The streetlights cast a harsh, glareous glow on the empty streets.
The student realized the overhead lights were too glareous for comfortable reading.
The student struggled to read the textbook under the glareous fluorescent lights.
The sun's glareous rays pierced through the thin curtains, waking him up.
The supernova erupted in a cataclysmic, glareous explosion.
The surgeon adjusted the surgical lights to prevent a glareous reflection during the procedure.
The surveillance camera captured the scene under a harsh, glareous artificial light.
The tailor carefully stitched the sequins onto the dress, creating a dazzling, glareous effect.
The teacher cautioned the students about the dangers of staring at the glareous sun.
The water shimmered, a glareous invitation to cool off on the hot day.
The website's design was too glareous, making it difficult to read.
The welding torch emitted a dangerously glareous light.
The writer described the landscape as a desolate, glareous wasteland.