She has sunglasses.

She has sunglasses.

I will wear sunglasses.

I don't know where my sunglasses are.

And in addition, we've actually used polarizers on all the lights just like polarized sunglasses can block the glare off of the road, polarizers can block the shine off of the skin, so we don't get all those specular reflections to take this map.

Today it's very sunny, so everyone is wearing sunglasses.

NAIROBI Renewable energy triggers sharply polarized views.

Morsi s decrees have undoubtedly polarized Egyptian politics further.

As a result, the political class remains polarized.

It deeply polarized a society yearning for a new inclusiveness.

Because of the huge stakes, national positions have become sharply polarized.

Indeed, Bolivia, one of Latin America s poorest countries, has become increasingly polarized.

None of this is surprising, because Taiwan's society is evenly and deeply polarized.

True, when compared to the recent past, party politics has become more polarized.

Polarized conversations about the verdicts are taking places on online forums and blogs.

Accusations and counter accusations are rife and fuel a strongly polarized political debate.

With the campaign dragging on for months, the referendum has thoroughly polarized Turkish politics.

These are politically sensitive topics that could have polarized, rather than united, the international community.

The US is politically polarized, and must at some point begin to reduce its budget deficit.

That same year, Chanel launched a travel collection, and under a license contract with Luxottica, introduced a line of sunglasses and eyeglass frames.

More than a century ago, during the first Gilded Age, American politics was sharply polarized as well.

Moreover, the ideological extremes that excited and polarized the continent back then are hardly in vogue today.

Levo and dextro rotation reference a molecule's ability to rotate planes of polarized light in either direction.

And then I d put my sunglasses on, the beard that would all sprout out, and I would say, I don t need no stinking license.

But in an already polarized environment, an Ortega Bush standoff is nothing more than a self fulfilling prophecy.

In the first scenario, the two countries senior delegations remain deadlocked, with their polarized stances frozen in place.

But, on both sides of the Atlantic, the polarized politics of bravado and brinkmanship will be much in evidence.

It also makes sunglasses and prescription frames for a multitude of designer brands such as Chanel and Prada, whose designs and trademarks are used under license.

In February 2010, it was announced that American singer Madonna would design a collection of sunglasses titled MDG , set to be released in May of that year.

Yet, in today s polarized environment in Washington, Republicans and Democrats are unwilling to compromise or at least to compromise too early.

In that case, politics will become divisive and polarized, and the inclination toward protectionist solutions will increase, jeopardizing global economic openness.

Meanwhile, Tunisia, Egypt, Libya, and Yemen are becoming increasingly polarized along political, social, and sectarian lines, gravely threatening their democratic future.

Due to the large difference between the electronegativities of carbon (2.55) and lithium (0.98), the C Li bond is highly polarized.

The assassination quickly widened the gap between the Lebanese political factions and further polarized the political scene to a threatening level.

With the campaign dragging on for months, the referendum has thoroughly polarized Turkish politics. Win or lose, that is unlikely to change.

In Egypt, the tense, polarized environment following the military s overthrow of President Mohamed Morsi has created the real possibility of civil conflict.

The combination of anonymity and some proxy for social ties seemed to calm down the typically polarized and extreme tone of conversations.

In highly polarized and politicized Venezuela, it is unlikely that upward of 20 of voters have yet to decide what they will do.

As a result, the labor market is becoming increasingly polarized a trend that many believe can be addressed with more and better education.

Chávez exploited and widened that division indeed, as the current campaign to elect his successor shows, the country remains more polarized than ever.

In recent years, American politics and political institutions have become more polarized than the distribution of opinions in the American public would suggest.

Seeing only one side of the equation, public opinion has become polarized between northern and southern Europe, perpetuating a vicious cycle of mistrust.

I mean, think about it the care we take in selecting sunglasses, or jewelry, or accessories is really important, so if it isn't beautiful, it really doesn't belong on your face.

In this vein, Brazil s experience at promoting renewable fuels, beginning in the 1970 s, is directly relevant to today s polarized views of industrial policy.

But, rather than catalyzing sensible policy discussions, these issues played into polarized and polarizing politics, creating new and more immediate headwinds to economic growth.