Sentence examples for glaring abuse from inspiring English sources

And, with some notable exceptions, much of the media showed little initial inclination to shine a bright light on a particularly glaring abuse of power.

MAYBE, with his customary precision of speech, President Obama could make it clear that he has nothing against business travel itself — but that he is only against a glaring abuse of government aid to bailed-out companies.

It has established many facts pertaining to the fabrication of cases against communists, to false accusations, [and] to glaring abuses of socialist legality, which resulted in the death of innocent people.

After plenty of drama, Republicans on Friday released a memo purporting to reveal glaring surveillance abuses by federal law enforcement officials investigating Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.

It showed there were "glaring omissions" in what was known about abuse in family environments, said Ms Berelowitz.

This was particularly glaring with the Pilkingtons, where the bulk of the abuse was targeted at the disabilities of Hardwick and her younger brother, Anthony Pilkington, who has milder learning difficulties.

Nonetheless, the flagrant abuses that I describe provide, at a minimum, a glaring illustration of the massive problems that stand in the way of meaningful reform of public education for the poor.

With the glaring and extreme exceptions of the Nazi concentration camp experiments and the abuses of Soviet psychiatry, these are questions that are largely absent from the literature.

Powered by a potent combination of glaring 54-degree Floridian heat and petty bureaucracy, Aldridge reacted with an immortal volley of abuse – possibly the finest ever heard on live sports television – aimed at FIFA official Mustafa Fahmy.

When the relationship becomes abusive, when one or both people are abused and suppressed, then the power of the cult of two becomes more glaring.

Pope Francis's actions (or inactions) on clerical sex abuse are seen by many critics and even some admirers as the pontiff's most glaring weak spot.