Sentence examples for a glaring character from inspiring English sources

Selflessness is the first thing you learn in sports—and ironically a glaring character flaw in Sterling.

But it certainly represents a glaring case of journalism malpractice.

Sanders has been fascinated for years by what she calls the "mystery story at the heart of the doctor-patient encounter" and writes an occasional column in the New York Times entitled Diagnosis, which mines much the same investigative territory as House, only without our hero's glaring character flaws and soap-opera relationships with his colleagues.

But it's safe to say the statements serve as a glaring indicator of dubious character and a pattern of sexual behavior that should help Cosby's many accusers (over 40 women have come forward with similar stories about him involving drugs and sexual assault, most of them over the last nine months) and hurt his chances in the various legal cases he's currently involved in.

It was a glaring blindspot, but one that she shares with many women whose political action is usually relegated to 140 characters.

It was a glaring miss.

That's a glaring contradiction.

Our drug policy is a glaring hypocrisy".

Cornerback depth is suddenly a glaring issue.

There's a glaring absence of finesse.

"There has been a glaring intergenerational gap".