Sentence examples for a glaring case from inspiring English sources

Our feeble response to the environmental crisis is a glaring case.

There's plenty to do in shaky wealthy places, as well, with Oregon being a glaring case in point.

Mr. Grandage's thoroughly routine "Hamlet" is a glaring case in point, and one that also suggests the dangers of establishing a house style and allowing it to dictate the artists' approach to a play.

More often than not government programs grow well beyond anything first imagined, the government's entitlement programs a glaring case in point.

But it certainly represents a glaring case of journalism malpractice.

A glaring case in point has been Israel's mislabeling and misdiagnosis of Hamas after their 2007 takeover of Gaza as mere "terrorists".

A statement the anonymous victim read aloud in court went viral after being posted on BuzzFeed, an online petition is calling for the lenient judge's removal, observers have called Turner's case a glaring example of white privilege, and Turner himself is still casting about for excuses, calling his crime a result of college "party culture".

To Levin, the O. J. Simpson case offered a glaring example of how differently the law was applied to celebrities and to ordinary citizens.

In 2007, he called the U.S. invasion "a glaring example of how, in many cases, the use of force exacerbates the problem rather than solving it".

This case involving DVDs is a glaring example of a conflict between producers and consumers of copyrighted material.

This is a glaring example of legislative malfeasance.