Sentence examples similar to a glaring instance from inspiring English sources

Justice and moral obligation sometimes seem opposed to the dictates of (what would be motivated by) universal benevolence, and Hume cites one's obligation (of justice) to return what one owes to a "seditious bigot" as one glaring instance of this point.

There is plenty of scope for these efforts, said Dr. Foster, who cited "glaring instances of technical ignorance on both sides of the aisle".

There is plenty of scope for these efforts, said Dr. Foster, who cited "glaring instances of technical ignorance on both sides of the aisle". He recalled a fellow Democrat (whom he would not name) as advocating greater use of wind power "because windmills poll so well" — which is not, Dr. Foster said, a sound basis for energy policy.

To my mind, the Best Picture nominees that meet the historical standard (discounting those glaring instances when Oscar gets it wrong) number five: The King's Speech, The Social Network, 127 Hours, True Grit, and Winter's Bone.

Advocates of the practice argue that letter grades — a glaring F, for instance — help nudge schools toward better performance in a way that vague pronouncements of proficiency do not.

However, this example is a glaring rarity.

It is a glaring omission.

Again, a glaring double standard.

This leaves a glaring gap.

This is a glaring omission.

But the revisions have a glaring omission.