Sentence examples for Show glaring from inspiring English sources

It's a bold move: anything but the best beans show glaring imperfections with the Clover.

Illinois measures the quality of its teachers and divides their scores into four quartiles, and those numbers show glaring racial inequities.

The vast majority of cases of overturned convictions also show glaring errors by defence lawyers: failure to call witnesses, or seek full disclosure of evidence and a general lack of effort are commonly cited when convictions are quashed.

Mr. McDowell, an actor mostly asked to show glaring, bristling hostility, brings so much gauzy charm to the blithely unapologetic and elegantly contradictory Mr. A that if this were a stage performance, he would get a standing ovation just for the distracted way he brings his hand up to the yield-sign-yellow scarf hanging from his neck.

At the root of all of them is the understanding that the data show glaring disparities that cannot be ignored.

She shoved me, I told her to fuck off, she grabbed my purse and tried to fling it across the venue, I smacked her arm, she smacked me back, I wrestled my purse away from her, put it out of reach and she spent the rest of the show glaring at me while I continued to have fun.

President Bill Clinton twice delayed Mr. Garza's execution because of statistics that showed glaring racial disparities in the application of the federal death penalty.

It's sad that she must be made the fool in this case, but it shows glaring gaps in experience and knowledge and exposes just how silly this entire effort really is.

Analysis: In abortion stumble, Donald Trump shows glaring election weaknesses.

What blew me away were the news reports a month later when those same stations now showed glaring images of people in Sri Lanka and Indonesia fighting over coconuts because they had nothing else to eat as they slept under tarps and continued to wait.

Ryan Scrivens, an academic who has been studying far-right extremism for several years and published a story in the Globe and Mail today on how to combat the movement, said that the rallies in Quebec City and Vancouver showed glaring examples of how to and how not to combat right-wing extremism.