Sentence examples for glaring design from inspiring English sources

The new annex palliates some of the tower's most glaring design problems.

The other glaring design point of note is there isn't really anything new in the look of the S9 vs the S8.

In addition, the anti-glare design with double-reflector prevents direct view of the LED, and the measured veiling luminance is much lower than that in general LED-based projection lamps.

The Web is littered with glaring examples of poorly designed pages and features, of course.

This shows that the general counsel's report contains glaring omissions, and was designed to shield the Air Force from liability".

I describe this point in human history this way: [This is] the perfect moment for a burst of bottom-up progress, driven by the extraordinary efficiency and impact that can come from using the Web and other communication tools to connect an idea, expertise, or design with a glaring need.

This is true in every form of design, with one glaring exception... when the product is made for a person with a disability.

Alexander, noting the rats' glaring isolation as a variable worth exploring, designed a different study.

This is a problem with many design-your-own clothing sites, but it's glaring when customers are evaluating denim style, weight and wash.

The heavily designed space, with a vast open kitchen, moody steel-panelled walls, and glaring overhead spotlighting, feels a little like a Las Vegas-styled modern-day dungeon.

The problems were glaring.