Sentence examples for glaring indication from inspiring English sources
In a glaring indication as to the difficulties facing the visitors this season, they were quickly to implode.
Beyond the 1950's papers, a possibly more glaring indication of the chemical's danger to humans was known only to a small group of researchers in San Francisco.
The Blues could only manage nine uncontested marks to 47 by halftime, a glaring indication of how poorly they were working.
A glaring indication that the hosts have missed their opportunity to set down a marker to their title rivals in a time when West Ham United sit third and Chelsea languish just three places above the relegation zone, a frustrating afternoon ended amid muted cheers from the Stretford End.
The most glaring indication lies in the continued popularity of war.
The incident was a glaring indication, many argued, that law enforcement officials don't have a clear understanding of how to de-escalate mental health crises ― or of those who work with someone who has a psychological disorder.
"Despite these ongoing, glaring indications on the drill pipe that the well was not secure, defendants Kaluza and Vidrine again failed to phone engineers onshore to alert them to the problem, and failed to investigate any further," the indictment said.
"But despite such evidence of the preeminence of women in both religion and life, there are no indications of glaring inequality between women and men.
At times glaring at us anxiously, as if our presence is an indication of an oncoming assault.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
