Sentence examples for glaring being from inspiring English sources
The "sweat of the brow" doctrine had numerous flaws, the most glaring being that it extended copyright protection in a compilation beyond selection and arrangement the compiler's original contributions to the facts themselves.
There were a couple of problems with that statement, the most glaring being that Frankel's colt was an emphatically beaten runner-up to Funny Cide, a gelding with a couple of noteworthy Derby distinctions.
I witnessed first hand the challenges inherent in closing the gap between where talent lives and opportunities exists - with the most glaring being poor infrastructure.
There are a couple of problems with DeMarco's logic, aside from the painfully obvious ones, one of the more glaring being that he's starting to appear like little more than a civil servant hack with delusions of grandeur.
But tech's diffusion into every aspect of China's citizens' lives has made Beijing an almost omnipresent being, the ramifications of which become glaring through policies like the social credit system.
New York, 11 September 2014 – According to a new UNICEF report released today there has been progress in the health and well-being of children in South Asia over the last 25 years, but glaring inequalities remain.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
Poverty is one glaring example.
One was glaring: Saudi Arabia.
