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.
But the reason why this time might be different is that the wheezes deployed by the likes of Google are so glaring in their artificiality that, technically speaking, it ought to be easy to write effective anti-avoidance rules.
Of course, there are a couple of glaring lacunae in that argument: The most obvious being the tyranny and mass insanity unleashed by Mao Zedong, who killed tens of millions of his own people, (as indeed Stalin did in the Soviet Union).
Posada's failings were only the most glaring in a 4-2 loss that followed a 2-hour-17-minute rain delay at Yankee Stadium.
Caught up in a powerful story, we become blind to inconsistencies that seem glaring in retrospect.
Mr. Garner took the stage to deliver his poem, "The City," pacing and glaring in front of an audience that just about filled the 35 seats in the theater.
"This is particularly glaring in view of the fact that Facebook is going public at a time when there is clear evidence that companies with diverse boards perform far better than the companies with more homogenous boards". Ultimately, Zuckerberg appointed Sandberg.
And it would recognize a fact that is already glaring: In large measure, the country is already an aristocracy.
The most immediately striking quality of Katsurako Mikami's performance at Weill Recital Hall on Saturday afternoon was the smooth, rounded tone she drew from the hall's Steinway piano - an instrument that can sound glaring in less careful hands.
But, for the moment, that had to be taken on faith, and when the constellation rose higher its chances against the metro glare in that low part of the sky did not look good.
