Sentence examples for glaring enough to from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy between what comes out of her mouth and what is visible on the screen isn't the worst problem with Theresa Connelly's muddled film "Polish Wedding," but it is glaring enough to make you question everything else about this aggressively sentimental, nearly laugh-free comedy.

We do know that congressional Republicans continue to enable many of these strands in isolation, and they continue to airbrush away the significance of misconduct that is glaring enough to require their condemnation, usually by making some variation of the claim that Trump is learning on the job.

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.

His glare alone is enough to demand greater exertion.

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

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.

Ceiling-mounted data-projectors directed at whiteboards mounted vertically on the wall resulted in specular reflection from the whiteboard, visible as a glare spot with luminance high enough to cause discomfort and disability glare.

The glare from the laser is intense enough to make it impossible to aim the weapons typically used by pirates, such as AK47 rifles and rocket-propelled grenades.Each laser has an integral radar to help it lock automatically on to the small, fast vessels usually used by Somali pirates.

Videos hum along smoothly and the LCD is bright enough to ward off glare and reflections.

It's somewhat in between, but it gets bright enough to counter most glare; it's totally usable outside.

It isn't quite as bright as the Quantum, and it has slightly worse reflection handling, but it is still bright enough to overcome bright glare in almost any room.