Sentence examples for especially glaring in from inspiring English sources

That tendency has been especially glaring in Venezuela.

The problems with Mohammed's coerced confessions are especially glaring in the Daniel Pearl case.

This is especially glaring in Our Brand is Crisis, in which American campaign professionals manipulate a country they know nothing about with preternatural ease.

The gap between her aspirations and her abilities was especially glaring in a tribute to the great jazz singer Lee Wiley.

But on the subject of the conflict of interest built into the rating agencies' business model, Mr. Buffett has been uncharacteristically silent — even though that conflict is especially glaring in his case because one of the companies that Moody's rates is Berkshire.

Health disparities are especially glaring in asthma, according to Burchard.

The loss of Abraham has been especially glaring on third down in the Jets' last two games, both losses.

But the city's situation is especially glaring given that the police force came under federal supervision in 2003 a decade before the emergence of Black Lives Matter.

It has been especially glaring that the mining industry, one of the most profitable industries in Australia, has received the highest rate of fuel tax credit.

The intelligence agencies' lack of knowledge in depth about ISIS and its intentions is especially glaring for two reasons.

Unfortunately, there are several flaws in the current version of Facebook Camera that seem especially glaring compared to Instagram.