Glares

The teacher glares at the student who is talking in class.

The glares between her words and actions were confusing.

The glares between the landlord's promises and the actual state of the apartment were unacceptable.

The boss glares at the employee who is not working.

She glares at him when he makes a rude comment.

The detective glares at the suspect during interrogation.

The mother glares at her child when he misbehaves.

The athlete glares at his opponent before the race.

The artist glares at his painting, trying to figure out what's missing.

The audience glares at the performer who messed up the song.

The driver glares at the pedestrian who jaywalked.

The mistake in his report glares at me from the page.

The glares between the movie trailer and the actual film disappointed the audience.

The CEO's glares during the press conference contradicted the company's official statement.

The snow on the ground glares so brightly it hurts my eyes.

The glares between the suspect's alibi and the evidence led to his conviction.

The guard glares at the visitors as they enter the prison.

The glares between the historical accounts and the archaeological evidence were puzzling.

The glares between the weather forecast and the actual weather conditions ruined their plans.

The polished floor glares under the bright lights.

The boss glares at his employees when they make mistakes.

The glares between the candidate's campaign promises and his voting record were concerning.

The glares between the teacher's instructions and the exam questions confused the students.

The reflection of the sun glares off the water.

The athlete glares at the opponent who has been trash-talking.

The child glares at their parents after being scolded.

The glares between his promises and his actions made him lose the trust of his friends.

The white paper glares too much when I read in the sunlight.

The glares in her statement and her body language made it clear that she was lying.

The computer screen glares at me all day long.

He glares at his opponent before the start of the match.

The glares between the doctor's diagnosis and the patient's symptoms raised doubts.

The coach glares at his team when they don't follow instructions.

The glares in the witness's testimony made the jury doubt his credibility.

The glares between the book's blurb and the actual story made her regret buying it.

The politician's glares during the speech suggested that he was not being truthful.

The actress glares at the paparazzi who are trying to take her picture.

The audience glares at the performer when they make a mistake.

He glares at his boss after getting yelled at.

The glares between the marketing campaign and the actual product features misled the consumers.

The glares between the menu description and the actual food disappointed the customers.

The driver glares at the other car that cut them off.

The teacher glares at the students who are talking in class.

He glares at the waiter who brings him the wrong order.

The glares between the project's goals and the actual results were disappointing.

The customer glares at the waiter for messing up their order.

He glares at the car that just cut him off in traffic.

She glares at her reflection in the mirror, unhappy with her appearance.

The father glares at his son who has just come home after breaking curfew.

She glares at her coworker who keeps interrupting her during the meeting.