Sentence examples for glaring inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

No glaring inaccuracies jump out at me.

But there were also glaring inaccuracies.

In a speech primarily pitched to his supporters, rationally pointing out the glaring inaccuracies in such stories was an obvious win.

The Catholic church attacked its credibility, pointing out what it sees as glaring inaccuracies, including the fact that the writer refers to the priest as John not Jim.

But the film then descends into numerous glaring inaccuracies.

Last year, former Royal Engineer bomb disposal expert Guy Marot expressed similar reservations in G2, saying he was "appalled" by the film's "numerous glaring inaccuracies".

But Nelson did identify one glaring inaccuracy.

Despite this glaring factual inaccuracy, which under normal circumstances would have caused the reliability of the intelligence to be seriously questioned, the report was treated as reliable and went on to become one of the central planks of the dodgy dossier". The report was published today on the first defence website.

Despite this glaring factual inaccuracy, which under normal circumstances would have caused the reliability of the intelligence to be seriously questioned, the report was treated as reliable and went on to become one of the central planks of the dodgy dossier".

The problems were glaring.

The injustice is glaring".