Sentence examples for glaring expression from inspiring English sources
But the lawyers' stance is perhaps just the most glaring expression of what has become a deep generational divide tearing at the fabric of Pakistani society, and of the broad influence of religious conservatism — and even militancy — that now exists among the educated middle class.
Something about Trump struck me: The tone of his voice, the glaring facial expression and the words that he used all suggest that he lacks any semblance of compassion for these people.
He pantomimed Spitzer's expression — chin thrust forward, eyes glaring — in a manner that made it clear that he does not like Spitzer's face.
He told me, "It always struck me as funny, because I knew I wasn't making any facial expressions, but she could tell exactly what I was thinking, whether it was skeptical, quizzical, or glaring.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
Poverty is one glaring example.
One was glaring: Saudi Arabia.
