Sentence examples for a glaring fault from inspiring English sources

As we all learned from that one awkwardly-mature kid in our first grade class, there is a glaring fault in nearly every calculator ever made: they double as a means of smuggling smut into the classroom.

But the Modern style is a harsh mistress when it comes to maintenance; a ding or a chip on a traditional building is patina, but a glaring fault on what was cool, crisp perfection when first built.

The Xbox 360 controller was already very, very good, but it had a glaring fault or two.

There's still room for improvement, but this year's version has few, if any, glaring faults.

One of the glaring fault lines running through the financial crises of recent years is ownership.

webOS' new promo code system has one glaring fault, though….

Smart lightbulbs have one massive, glaring fault though: as soon as someone hits the light switch — as people tend to do — they're worthless.

Another glaring fault line is the controversial issue of religion and how it has become known as the "Arab malaise," he wrote, adding that millions of adherents find comfort and hope in a world of doubt and despair.

As a novelist, Russo habitually turns glaring faults of character into comic tours de force, reveling in the vanities of human nature.

Dig a little deeper however and glaring faults start to become obvious as AI-driven friendlies fire aimlessly, hostiles either ignore you or spot you from unlikely distance and levels take an age to reload should you bite the bullet prematurely.

There have been glaring faults under his tenure – last year's IT catastrophe and a failure to identify Libor-rigging earlier, for example.