Sentence examples for glaring differences between from inspiring English sources
Anecdotally, I've heard of multiple examples of folks who bought an Android phone in order to "Think Different" and came away disappointed when faced with the glaring differences between Android and a friend's iPhone or Blackberry.
There are glaring differences between the two men, of course, starting with the obvious age gap.
That performance by the spinners in itself put into perspective one of the glaring differences between the sides.
This momentous shift is partly the result of the slow-motion car crash inside the eurozone, itself caused by the glaring differences between northern and southern economies.
Some of their energy is thus transferred to the stuff doing the absorbing or the scattering, and as a consequence that stuff heats up.So the apparently glaring differences between living flesh and a soup of charged, lifeless particles are not so dramatic once expressed mathematically.
But for the Philadelphia 76ers — the N.B.A.'s top defensive team and one with no player averaging more than 17 points a game — a short stop-and-pop jumper from Elton Brand midway through the fourth quarter Sunday iced a 106-94 victoverover the Knicks and magnified glaring differences between the Atlantic Division rivals.
The locker rooms open up to the media before the game starts: yet another glaring difference between sports in the United States and UK.
The presence of Duncan is one glaring difference between this squad and the team of N.B.A. stars that finished sixth at last year's world championships.
In its own way, that little riddle rather buttresses the environmental-cue theory, for the one glaring difference between the two bridges — a difference readily apparent to most anyone who walked over them in their original state — was the height of their balustrades.
Though there was a rather glaring difference between him and them -- they were, in Talen's words, "flamethrowing right-wing fundamentalists," while his own politics are somewhere left of liberal -- he had the basic fiery-eyed look, and the stature, and the voice trained to make itself heard in the last row.
