Sentence examples for glaring highlights from inspiring English sources

Still, with their muted colors, dark shadows, glaring highlights and hazy atmospheres, they all have moods of noirish mystery (Johnson).

The title of this work refers – at pedantic length – to the properties of K-Line matt dulling spray, which reduces glaring highlights from polished surfaces in photographic shoots.

This cycle highlights glaring deficiencies in the criminal justice system.

The deadly explosion at a fertilizer plant in West, Tex., in April has highlighted glaring shortcomings in federal and state regulation of facilities that produce, store and use toxic chemicals.

Despite electing an ally in Mayor Bill de Blasio, whose campaign slogan, "A Tale of Two Cities," highlighted glaring inequities between the haves and have-nots, the need for more affordable housing in our city is a tale that bears constant repeating until the crisis is relieved.

For the 13,000-plus New Jerseyans who have entered into civil unions since 2007, the Treasury Department's decision only highlights the glaring inequality between civil unions and marriages.

It highlights a glaring dysfunction between our ideals and our reality, and to close this gap, we need to close Guantanamo.

J.J., I saw, had inadvertently highlighted a glaring deficiency in much of modern psychiatry.

No 10 will seek to focus on the prospect of a mutually beneficial post-Brexit US-UK free trade deal, but even this will only serve to highlight the glaring inconsistency between Donald Trump's broader 'America first' protectionism and May's vision of a free trading global Britain.

Two images released last week from upcoming films highlight one glaring Hollywood problem.

Though Duncan highlighted the glaring disparities Wednesday, his administration has so far prioritized other issues -- such as standards and innovation -- over funding equity.