Sentence examples for glaring distinction from inspiring English sources

A comparison of the original cast albums from this season's two most Tony-decorated new Broadway shows, "Billy Elliot: The Musical" and "Next to Normal," with those of the most acclaimed revivals, "West Side Story" and "Hair," reveals a glaring distinction between now and then.

The glaring distinction is that Ms. van Meene's work, while accomplished, does not feel particularly groundbreaking.

Throughout the primary campaign it was crystal clear that the division of the Party across the gaping ideological fault line was driven by the glaring distinctions in foreign policy.

The problems were glaring.

The injustice is glaring".

Glaring at her.

The changes are glaring.

The irony was glaring.

The need is glaring.

His absence is glaring.

There are two glaring deficits.