Sentence examples for became glaring when from inspiring English sources

Parnell's absence became glaring when David Aardsma, handed the closer's job for the night, botched the save chance.

The words "manager" and "leader" are interchangeable to many people, but the difference in the two roles becomes glaring when one moves into higher levels of responsibility within an organization.

The defensive deficiencies became glaring last week, when the Nets lost preseason games at home to the Boston Celtics (by 30 points) and the Philadelphia 76ers (by 10).

As the Green empire unravelled over the past year, one thing became glaring.

Finally, errors of execution or details that weren't really noticeable when the sculpture was small become glaring.

Baerga's struggles at the plate this first month of the season have become glaring.

Bruins defensemen have also chipped in with five goals, but the lack of scoring depth has become glaring.

The students' presentational problems were glaring when they began: improper breath, bad posture, muffled tone, etc.

By late summer, however, the need to tackle the earthquake damage directly became so glaring that some initial steps were taken.

"But anytime such a plan came up, the defects became so glaring he quickly thought better of it".

"This second inaugural arrives at a moment when the country's challenges remain large and the shortcomings of our national politics to address them have become more glaring.