Sentence examples for glaring form from inspiring English sources

The most glaring form of uncertainty in the rich world is fiscal.

But perhaps the point is meant to occur to the reader; for the same absurdity reappears in an even more glaring form in the Aviary passage.

It is also increased with the image size that the glaring source forms in the eye retina of the observer and its luminance.

In reviewing blueprints, work orders, and inventories, including plans for electrical wiring and plumbing, Pressac exposed glaring inconsistencies between form and function.

Sometimes the dull detritus of our pasts become glaring strands once you realize they form a pattern, a lighted path to the present.

THE mouth of a giant monster, its razor-sharp teeth glaring overhead and its tongue forming a long red carpet, ushers visitors into the Tim Burtonretrospective at the Museum of Modern Art.

The increasingly glaring gulf in the style and form of their politics that has developed as the campaign has unfolded was expressed more sharply than ever before.

The game was an offensive explosion in the first half, and the Knicks followed form by showing a glaring defensive deficiency.

This is true in every form of design, with one glaring exception... when the product is made for a person with a disability.

The omission of that specialized form of sportswear, the ballet costume, is especially glaring.

But one glaring reason for the Spaniard's struggles does remain – the indifferent form of Liverpool.