Sentence examples for glaring contrasts from inspiring English sources

"Density" (1938 14 166), on the other hand, involves "diversification and specialization, the coincidence of close physical contact and distant social relations, glaring contrasts, a complex pattern of segregation, the predominance of formal social control, and accentuated friction, among other phenomena".

Statistically, South Africa is the world's most unequal society, not simply in the glaring contrasts of black and white wealth, but also in the skewed balance between the bulk of South Africans and an emergent black superclass, including entrepreneurs and investors like Mr. Ramaphosa.

But I'm going to break it out". Though they both grapple with themes of identity and self-perception, one of the most glaring contrasts between "Moonlight" and "Green Book" is the way each film and filmmaker tackles the subject of race.

In glaring contrast was a little-known package deal, perhaps the used-car bargain of the 20th century.

Every citizen appears aware of the glaring contrast between his or her own life and those of the elite.

In glaring contrast, George Bush has yet to show his face on the island of Manhattan, lest a sooty cinder or two land on the smoothly shaved presidential chin.

One of the great problems of mankind is that we suffer from a poverty of the spirit which stands in glaring contrast to our scientific and technological abundance.

Whether you support the DPP or the KMT, Taiwan stands in glaring contrast to the lack of political progress on the mainland - not to mention Tibet.

In glaring contrast, the most fulfilling and enjoyable event in Liverpool was The World Transformed, the five-day "festival of politics, art and culture" put on across town by Momentum.

By the use of special papers, improved press methods, and special inks, he achieved an effect of almost glaring contrast, an effect heightened by his preference for emphasizing the typographer rather than the illustrator or the engraver.

But New York City's public finance system has worked because the city's Campaign Finance Board has been a diligent watchdog, in glaring contrast to the feeble Board of Elections, which oversees state races.