Sentence examples for Glaring loss from inspiring English sources
While more accurate and less prone to turnovers in the Super Bowl than Bradshaw, Brady has not been as explosive offensively, and that glaring loss to the Giants seems to give Bradshaw all the edge he would need.
Reflectiveness: One of the advantages of black and white eBook readers (using E-ink technology) is that they can be read in full sun without reflecting, glaring, or loss of image, unlike a laptop, color eBook, or an iPad.
Posada's failings were only the most glaring in a 4-2 loss that followed a 2-hour-17-minute rain delay at Yankee Stadium.
Mrs. Clinton's loss was especially glaring.
But in his mind his team's most glaring misstep, a surprising 2-1 loss in Kingston, Jamaica, was equally important.
Although many patients maintained surprisingly good visual acuity until middle age, complaints of glare and loss of visual acuity were prominent and increased with age.
Although all can improve UNVA and UDVA, there are collateral effects that should be avoided, such as halos, glare, and loss of contrast sensitivity [ 3– 5, 7].
The loss of Abraham has been especially glaring on third down in the Jets' last two games, both losses.
The next night, Andrey Golubev of Kazakhstan disputed several decisions in his first-round loss to Nadal, gesturing and glaring at his opponent, the crowd and the chair umpire, Carlos Ramos of Portugal.
Neither India nor Argentina are Beijing bound, and the tournament included an embarrassing 5-3 loss to minnows Belgium that exposed glaring weaknesses in defence.
