Sentence examples for even more glaring when from inspiring English sources

This omission becomes even more glaring when Thomas begins to discuss his judicial career.

That statistic becomes even more glaring when you consider that 70 percent of the Heat's attempts from 15 feet and out have been assisted, compared to 35 percent of the Knicks' made jumpers.

In fact, in this circumstance, the disparity is even more glaring when you consider that our women's basketball team is one of the best in the world – enjoying the No 2 spot in international rankings".

The difference is even more glaring when ranking outlets only by the number of angry responses they trigger with Facebook's reactions feature.

An even more glaring miss came at the other end when White's misdirected 10-yard effort was cleared by Lucija Grad, the only defender on the line with goalkeeper Lucija Mori way out of position.

And there is one even more glaring lesson.

Even more glaring is that Northern Ireland voted to remain.

This knowledge gap is even more glaring for design disciplines, despite their increasing significance.

The difference between the two camps was even more glaring during lunch.

Green's struggles were all the more glaring when compared to Kyle Brady's success with Jacksonville.

Even more glaring is the Prince Philip treatment accorded the president: he is interviewed for a total of eight seconds.