Sentence examples for glaring error from inspiring English sources

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Sports minister, Roselyne Bachelot, admitted that the French had benefited from a "glaring" error of judgment: "My feelings are split between what I might call cowardly relief and great concern".

Striker Sergio Aguero was crudely upended in the penalty area by Jose Fonte in the game's first meaningful action, only to be booked for diving, but Pellegrini played down referee Mike Jones' glaring error.

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.

In this week's Wasted Life, we honor John Soeder, a writer from the Cleveland Plain Dealer who pointed out a glaring error to Don Henley and was repaid with the Eagles drummer's scorn.

While I mostly see it from the perspective of a writer and a teacher, according to ResumesPlanet, a popular resume writing service, a glaring error truly can overshadow all of your experience, causing an HR manager to discard your resume without a second thought.

Striving for perfection will see you mired in mistakes all your life, bogged down by error after glaring error and feeling demoralized all the time.

His lawyer told the court there had been a "glaring error" in the translation of an intercepted phone call at the centre of the case.

The intercepted phone call at the centre of the case against a man charged with a terrorism offence after raids in NSW has a "glaring error" in the translation, his lawyers have claimed.

Interestingly, that's despite Buffett criticizing a "glaring error" in a WSJ story she co-wrote in 2001.

It was Maier's only glaring error of the season.