Sentence examples for as glaring from inspiring English sources

Besides, some of the repetitions are as glaring as Brüno's shirts.

Nigeria's newspapers are far from perfect, though, with their weaknesses often as glaring as their strengths.

Lara's miscalculation in not taking the new ball is now as glaring as the light is dull.

Regardless, there's a "revolving door" between super PACs and campaigns about as glaring as the one between the lobbying industry and government.

Panama City has been nicknamed the "Miami of the south" and the parallels are as glaring as the sunlight: waterside skyscrapers, palm-lined avenues, multicultural cuisine, mind-boggling commercialism... but it was the tales of its pulsating nightlife that caught my attention.

For the answer is as glaring and particular as one of his brutally staccato sentences.

The scheduling challenges at Jefferson were exacerbated by administrative turnover as well as by glaring errors in the first master schedule, officials acknowledged.

Some see its continued existence as a glaring symbol of a failed education system.

But Erica Jong's sexual adventure Fear of Flying (1973) strikes me as a glaring omission.

Coughlin pointed to the Giants' struggles on third down as a glaring deficiency, particularly in the second half.

Instead, his story has grabbed headlines here as a glaring reminder of how far Greece has to go to become a country that encourages new business ventures.