Sentence examples similar to glaring look from inspiring English sources
You may need to paint over the staples, depending on how glaring they look.
Some of this is affecting, some of it tedious, and the film's inconsistencies of tone are made more glaring by its peculiar look.
Again, look for glaring errors — an account with a store where you've never shopped, a place you've never lived — but don't panic.
The International Hockey Federation were keen to increase the sport's appeal to young people, and the result was a garish but rather cool pitch: bright blue with a glaring pink rim which looks great both live and on television.
A recent report looking at hospital chief experience officers and their role found a glaring lack of initiatives and priorities focused on caregiver burnout.
He urged the Legislature to "take a look at the glaring holes in the baseline budget and correct them, so we don't have to keep calling them back in session literally every week or two weeks to deal with the next crisis".
The outstanding fast bowler, whose omission from the first Test is beginning to look like a glaring oversight, bowled centurion Ian Bell and Prior with successive balls and ended a brief cameo of 13 from Broad with a brutal bouncer that he gloved to gully.
It's simply a look at a glaring example of how even a modern, progressive show that puts an LGBT family front and center still manages to miss the mark.
The center instrument column is the glaring exception of the good looking car though.
"I just looked at the glaring needs.
Let's look at the most glaring symbol.
