Sentence examples for glaring of all from inspiring English sources
Most glaring of all, this supposed anti-Trump conspiracy declined to take any action that would have prevented Trump from becoming president.
Most glaring of all, the administration long ago abandoned its goal of modernizing the technology used to run the civil-service system, which was one of the primary reasons for creating such an ambitious plan in the first place.
Free-trade negotiations between India and Japan have dragged on for years, with no deal in sight.The missing linkMost glaring of all, India is largely absent from those supply chains in East and South-East Asia that have come to exemplify globalisation itself.
Most glaring of all, the formats Matsushita's DVD-Audio and Sony's Super Audio lack one little feature that might galvanize users: the ability to record music.
Most glaring of all, it fails to recognize that we cannot be everywhere, that there are places where our opinion simply does not matter.
But most glaring of all to some residents and experts is the fact that the police department continues to argue that tracking social media and conducting aerial surveillance shouldn't even bother people.
The case of Faisal Shahzad illustrates the glaring ineffectiveness of all our myriad security measures.
In the glare of all that gold, the value of an education can get lost.
The only snag is that, in the glare of all that positivity, the drama evaporates.
Much nicer to be bathing in the glare of all that we have built to shine and soothe us what use are eyes at all in times like this?
The hotel features 186 rooms, including four spacious suites with spa-like bathrooms, in a sleek round tower sheathed in a black wire mesh that helps cut the glare of all that Mediterranean sunlight.
