Sentence examples for glaring gun from inspiring English sources
It was a vox pop scene steeped in pathos: Parents of students slain in the Virginia Tech gun massacre journeyed to the Capitol yesterday and begged Congress to finally close the glaring gun control loophole discovered after 33 lives were lost in the campus rampage.
Most glaring, Mr. Bush's gun violence package does not propose to do anything about closing the so-called gun show loophole that allows children, criminals and others disqualified under current federal law from buying handguns to purchase them from unlicensed dealers at gun shows.
As the buck fled, Dr. Huntington glared at his gun and wondered when this chance might come again.
Nothing says "It's time to have fun!" like a snarling German Shepherd nose-probing your genitals while some neanderthal with a machine gun glares you up and down.
When the US's glaring failure to respond to gun violence was spotlighted – again – after 50 people were killed and dozens wounded in mass shootings at two mosques in New Zealand, Tom Mauser looked on in pain.
The episode is evidence of glaring disparities in safety and gun violence in Washington, D.C.
He read from "Nothing We Say," a passage in which Cupper flips out in a mall, tears a public phone off the wall, then beats the security guard unconscious with the receiver, until he finds himself surrounded by police aiming guns at him: The feral eyes beyond the cocked guns glared at Cupper.
The music for a 1918 number, "Somebody's Done Me Wrong," is illustrated with a black pastor who has a gun concealed in his pulpit and is glaring balefully at his congregation.
The dark screen flashed with glaring lights and there was what sounded like machine guns or possibly anti-aircraft missiles.
Legislation to close this glaring threat continues to languish with little promise of enactment because a bipartisan mass of lawmakers fear retribution by the gun lobby's campaign machine.
The problems were glaring.
