Sentence examples for glaring enough from inspiring English sources

China's difficulty in enforcing compliance is glaring enough within its internal agencies and processes, but the inability to control corporations who are destroying precious resources - whether through negligence or willful corruption - is just as big a problem.

"What do girls want with men?" he demanded in a letter to Kipling, "didn't I flatter her enough, glare at her enough, fetch and carry and be abject enough!" His view on one thing girls might want is suggested by his emphatic horror at anything that might count as "lust".

But guitar-playing isn't quite the same as eschewing history to devote more time to computer science, and a revolving door of guitar teachers, from junior high to the present, left me with enough glaring gaps in my own understanding of my instrument that I feared I'd be stuck mangling cover songs until I could nail down a reliable network of fellow noobs.

People kept doing and saying the same things and there was enough staring and glaring for a soap opera.

Regardless of the financial support, the article contains at least one glaring error that's big enough to call into question the entire piece, along with the authors' credibility.

The difficult life she led in Hong Kong had changed her; from her table manners- in Hong Kong if you didn't gobble you didn't get enough"-to the "glaring trait I had developed: I had becomanners- int.

At harvest, when picking frequently begins in the dead of night under glaring lights, Mr. Bazán's goal was to accrue enough hours to save $2,000.

"There will be glaring cases where one brand is for example not using pronouns enough.

Benard stepped in front of home and glared at Cook, long enough to empty both benches, just one hothead short of a fight.

That generally means an unemployment rate below 5percentt and enough upward pressure on wages to prevent the income inequality that is now so glaring.

The problems were glaring.