glare

Social media, he says, has sped up a rush to judgement, leaders put under an unforgiving glare.

There was nothing glaring or ostentatious, just a raw, stunning preparation that was an exquisite way to start a meal.

In one moment he falters, just slightly, under the glare of a king whose goodwill and patience dissipate further with each passing episode.

There's a sense of belonging that comes from discovering and nurturing your "bias", outside the glare of the mainstream.

Maybe, but if there is one glaring lesson to come out of the Ukraine war it is that "mass" matters.