Sentence examples for glaring inability from inspiring English sources

Jason Bay's affirmative production notwithstanding, are the Sox finally suffering the loss of Manny Ramírez, especially with Ortiz's glaring inability to drive the ball?

In addition to two turnovers in the first quarter, the Jets allowed two sacks to Babin, Wayne Hunter was penalized for a false start and the defense displayed a glaring inability to cover Celek.

But this time there were no heroics from the unheralded rookie, who shot 1 of 5 from the floor and displayed a glaring inability to contain Ward down the stretch.

As great as the iPhone is, it has one glaring weakness: The inability to run third-party applications in the background.

This was glaring proof of Madrid's inability to impose its will.

From the start of the tournament, it has displayed some glaring deficiencies, including an alarming inability to keep possession of the ball for extended periods.

Of the two invasions — Iraq and Afghanistan — and the one state-salvaging operation, in Pakistan, that Americans embarked on in the past decade, America's most glaring failure has been its inability to help rebuild the states and the nations where it has gone to war.

But Mr. Trump's lack of facility as a one-on-one debater was glaring at times, such as his inability to challenge Mrs. Clinton's judgment over the attacks on the American diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya.

The Patriots' inability to stretch the field is glaring — Brady's longest pass Sunday was to Wes Welker for 28 yards — and Chad Ochocinco remains a nonfactor.

The blue chips' inability to excite investors has been glaring during the technology sector's corrective downturn.

The inability to stop the long ball was especially glaring on third down.