Sentence examples for Not as glaring from inspiring English sources

It's a perfect illustration of the president-elect's thicket of conflicts ― all the more so because it's not as glaring as some of the others.

By current standards, Indian Charlie's lack of experience is not as glaring.

Lara's miscalculation in not taking the new ball is now as glaring as the light is dull.

The need for more pop in the outfield will not seem as glaring once Bernie Williams gets hot, and he may be doing so now.

Boston's Sean Casey, who played for the Tigers last year, was surprised Detroit began so poorly, but he added that a seven-game losing streak would not be as glaring if it happened in July.

The Catholic church attacked its credibility, pointing out what it sees as glaring inaccuracies, including the fact that the writer refers to the priest as John not Jim.

STEM careers are just as glaring.

The parties sit in a horseshoe, not glaring in serried ranks as if at an enemy army.

OK, so the big solar panel field across from Balboa Island produces some glare, and isn't as pretty as a hillside of flowering plants ("Residents: Looks matter," June 17).

There have not been any glaring deficiencies, just a perception of the department as so-so rather than very good.

The subtext is nothing if not glaring.