Sentence examples for glaring contradictions from inspiring English sources

When I entered the classroom for the first time, I was baffled by glaring contradictions.

That highlights the basic problem with Bush's policy in Iraq and the region: it is full of glaring contradictions.

He's helped by much of the media, which seem so enthralled with him that they don't see glaring contradictions.

They have yet to address or even to acknowledge the glaring contradictions in which they have become entangled.

Many intensive and costly studies have reached different conclusions or have even avoided an explanation when presented with glaring contradictions.

Political point-scoring, for example, over glaring contradictions between the state's latest, necessary actions and traditional concerns about individual freedom, privacy and civil liberties is temporarily set aside.

The job, however, comes with a glaring contradiction.

BEIJING — At the heart of the Shanghai World Expo, opening this weekend, there is an apparent, and glaring, contradiction.

There has been a glaring contradiction around how much American workers' wages can, or should, be rising.

"Foreign aid really is a glaring contradiction to the broader trend of China's adherence to international norms.

American leaders should realize the glaring contradiction between their soaring odes to freedom and the realities of official actions, which damage the image of their country.