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In one way, this approach is refreshing: Mr. Norten chose not to present a design that contributes to New York's vertical arms race, in which builders strive to build the highest, sleekest, glassiest buildings possible.

Far Above the Showroom Robbie Whelan 2011

The Gulf was nearly dead calm, with only the smallest and glassiest of rollers crossing its surface like respiration.

Duma Key King, Stephen, 1947- 2008

It's often those who live in the glassiest houses who are most inclined to throw stones to distract from the fragility of their own abodes.

Garance Franke-Ruta Accused of Racism! Steve Sailer 2004

It's often those who live in the glassiest houses who are most inclined to throw stones to distract from the fragility of their own abodes.

If I can make it there, I'll make it anywhere: Steve Sailer 2004

It's often those who live in the glassiest houses who are most inclined to throw stones to distract from the fragility of their own abodes.

Archive 2004-12-12 Steve Sailer 2004

It's often those who live in the glassiest houses who are most inclined to throw stones to distract from the fragility of their own abodes.

Archive 2004-12-05 Steve Sailer 2004

It's often those who live in the glassiest houses who are most inclined to throw stones to distract from the fragility of their own abodes.

The American Prospect Can't Stand the Heat and Wants Everybody Else to Get Out of the Kitchen: Steve Sailer 2004

And the glassiest one is on the northside of Chicago.

Question of the day 2005

The platform-top, from its edge to the golden walls of the house, is a mosaic consisting of squares of the glassiest clarified gold, and squares of the glassiest jet, corner to corner, each square 2 ft. wide.

The Purple Cloud 1906

In the centre it is of a dull olive green, passing gradually into blue, which in turn deepens into black; and it is exactly at the point of contact with the earthy amygdaloid that the black is most intense, and the fracture of the stone glassiest and brightest.

The Cruise of the Betsey or, A Summer Ramble Among the Fossiliferous Deposits of the Hebrides. With Rambles of a Geologist or, Ten Thousand Miles Over the Fossiliferous Deposits of Scotland Hugh Miller 1829