hard light

He looked old in the hard light of morning, and there were dark circles under his eyes.

Welcome to the morning after, the hard light of regret.

With a straight hard light, Irwin was able to get the look he wanted.

He looked up at me with a hard light growing in his bleary eyes.

Indeed, that hard light seemed born of confidence, not temper.

I had sustained more exposure to hard light in the past hour than during the entire previous year.

Little hard lights came into his eyes and died.

The hard light of day drove many things deep beneath the waves, made the water nearly safe for hours on end.

So many families with fine dreams who have watched them vanish in the hard light of reality.

It flooded the cheerless room with a cold, hard light.

However, I see things in a slightly harder light.

In the hard light of day, of course, he had no illusions about her.

He said the criticism would shrink in the hard light of the post-Sept.

There was a hard light in his black eyes that made the squirrel even angrier.

One stepped by the diner's neon sign and became solid under the hard light.

The sun climbed higher, and hard light fell from a hot, ozone-leached sky.

He looked at her in the hard light.

Hard light, like going into a different sun.

Not the sour smells, the flat hard light in the eyes of passersby.

He dropped his hand, and a hard light replaced the warmth in his eyes.

He had seen the hard light in their eyes before, in the single eye of Rafe.

His Rome paintings are fresh, crisp and illuminated by a bright, hard light.

To the hard light in the parking lot.

Their faces were hard in the hard light, and they were very still.

The hard light illuminated most of the street.