Sentence examples for glaring misstatements from inspiring English sources

No one would mistake President Trump for an expert on climate change or water policy, but a tweet he issued late Sunday about California's wildfires deserves some sort of award for most glaring misstatements about those two issues in the smallest number of words.

Time magazine has just published online the latest in the media's unceasing stream of alarmed reports on Social Security, declaring that the next president will have to face up to "one of the largest financial issues facing the country: shoring up Social Security". Unfortunately, Time's analysis is undermined by a glaring misstatement about the program's fiscal condition.

Glaring at her.

The problems were glaring.

The injustice is glaring".

The changes are glaring.

The irony was glaring.

One was glaring: Saudi Arabia.

Poverty is one glaring example.

There are two glaring deficits.

But there are glaring omissions.