Sentence examples for glaring crime from inspiring English sources
It is disturbing that the current Milwaukee leader, Archbishop Jerome Listecki, said last week that the church underwent an "arc of understanding" across time to come to grips with the scandal — as if the statutory rapes of children were not always a glaring crime in the eyes of society as well as the church itself.
But it fails to address how some veterans can be prevented from falling into a life of crime – a glaring omission.
But the hesitation, doubt and apparent reluctance of officials to call racial hate racial hate, even when it's murder, tells much about the glaring double standard in how hate crimes are dealt with.
The movie tells the story of a hapless young couple (played by Kate Lyn Sheil and Kentucker Audley) melting down in the glaring Florida light, fleeing from an awful crime.
And this week - it strikes me - a more revealing perspective has been emerging in the courtroom, as the police's calamitous handling of the crime scene at Pistorius's home has come under a glaring spotlight.
While incarceration may be rooted for some in poor individual choices, the glaring racial disparities in searches, arrests, convictions, and sentencing for the same crimes suggest our nation doesn't treat everyone's poor choices equally.
Hernández, a journalist who has spent the last decade investigating organized crime and political corruption in Mexico, told The Huffington Post that the glaring omission exemplified the recurring problems with the government's investigation into what happened to the missing students.
During the high-crime moments of the 1980's, we tiptoed around town holding our pocketbooks close to our chests, glaring at strangers who approached.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
