I've got a pair of sunglasses.

I need a good pair of sunglasses.

So I sold lots and lots of sunglasses.

I want to buy a few pairs of sunglasses.

I'm going. Why are you wearing sunglasses inside the room?

These are the sunglasses that don't scare people, simple stuff.

I sold sunglasses, when I was in school, to all the kids in high school.

You might be wondering why I'm wearing sunglasses, and one answer to that is, because I'm here to talk about glamour.

And, you know, this kind of head covering is extremely glamorous because, like sunglasses, it conceals and reveals at the same time.

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.

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.

It was criticized for glamorizing violence, because, look sunglasses and those long coats, and, of course, they could walk up walls and do all these kinds of things that are impossible in the real world.

It has to simultaneously be mysterious, a little bit distant that's why, often in these glamour shots, the person is not looking at the audience, it's why sunglasses are glamorous but also not so far above us that we can't identify with the person.

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.

This is Popular Workbench. Popular science magazines in those days I had a huge collection of them from the '30s all they are is just poor people being asked to make sunglasses out of wire coat hangers and everything improvised and dreaming about these wonderful giant radio robots playing ice hockey at 300 miles an hour it's all going to happen, it's all going to be wonderful.