Sentence examples for glaring instance from inspiring English sources

Justice and moral obligation sometimes seem opposed to the dictates of (what would be motivated by) universal benevolence, and Hume cites one's obligation (of justice) to return what one owes to a "seditious bigot" as one glaring instance of this point.

And the rhetoric at the top of the outrage heap, Washington D.C., is only the most glaring instance of our inability to communicate.

A particularly glaring instance: While the average duration of penetrative intercourse is under 10 minutes, receptive adult performers must often endure penetration lasting half an hour to an hour or more during filming.

There is plenty of scope for these efforts, said Dr. Foster, who cited "glaring instances of technical ignorance on both sides of the aisle".

To my mind, the Best Picture nominees that meet the historical standard (discounting those glaring instances when Oscar gets it wrong) number five: The King's Speech, The Social Network, 127 Hours, True Grit, and Winter's Bone.

Advocates of the practice argue that letter grades — a glaring F, for instance — help nudge schools toward better performance in a way that vague pronouncements of proficiency do not.

While that argument may have been bolstered by its decision to fire all its human Trend curators, that move has given way to multiple instances of glaring errors in Facebook's Trends.

Others viewed this episode as one instance among wider forms of social discrimination – particularly glaring in the year of the landmark referendum victory for the same-sex marriage campaign in Ireland.

These sometimes revealed glaring inadequacies in the state's child welfare system, including instances of social workers disregarding policies and allowing children to remain in conditions that proved fatal.

Certain crudenesses that I had previously overlooked -- the clawlike hands and blotchy landscape of "The Fates and Their Creation," for instance -- glare out at me now.

The problems were glaring.