Sentence examples for an glaring from inspiring English sources

In modern concepts of the origin of life, there is an glaring gap between the abiogenic formation of the first building blocks and the origin of the "RNA world" i.e. of the first RNA-like polynucleotides that could undergo a Darwinian-type evolution [ 1- 5].

In the forefront, jumbled parts—a raven's beak, a glaring eye jut off a degenerating totem pole.

The tiny studio, across a pink courtyard, is a glaring white.

The lack of a trackpad feels like a glaring omission.

The problem is that they are a glaring exception rather than a trend in Japan.

Yet the absence of a firm agreement on revenue remains a glaring hole.

It is a glaring omission.

But the revisions have a glaring omission.

This is a glaring omission.

Again, a glaring double standard.

(A glaring one: "The Signal and the Noise" by Nate Silver).