Sentence examples for glaring fact from inspiring English sources
Yet there is no denying the glaring fact that Ms. Rivera is miscast.
Simply, it reflects one glaring fact: the evidence was against Ms. Stewart.
The glaring fact remains that the two look nothing alike, and no one would ever think they did.
All this secrecy, euphemism and dismissive rhetoric is meant to obscure a single, glaring fact: the arguments in favour of privatization are rubbish.
"It really hadn't occurred to me until this moment that – and it's such an obviously glaring fact now I say it – those things could be linked.
The Republicans say they can refute their critics, but the glaring fact is that the bill guarantees the elderly nothing but an undefined policy of uncertain cost.
He ignored glaring negative facts, like the millions of Americans who are still unemployed, the increase in poverty in America in the last three years, and the millions of Americans without health care.
But it also reinforces a glaring stereotype, in fact, one of America's most enduring stereotypes, and that's that the drug problem and by extension drug kingpins come with a black face.
We'll either have to force insurers to ignore glaring, easily obtainable facts relevant to their business -- and see the numbers of private entrepreneurs prepared to enter the market gradually shrink -- or we'll have to make it illegal for individuals with great genetic results to use and market that information to insurers for cheaper coverage.
They shared the same qualities of unblinking belief when faced with the glaring lights of contradictory facts.
