Sentence examples for glaring on from inspiring English sources
The inability to stop the long ball was especially glaring on third down.
Europe were always legitimate underdogs against a superior team, a matter most glaring on the greens.
The loss of Abraham has been especially glaring on third down in the Jets' last two games, both losses.
Yet official corruption is bound to be more glaring on a continent where most people live in dire poverty.
"IN$TANT CASH FOR YOUR VALUABLES" is emblazoned above his storefront, which is tacky but not especially glaring on a forlorn stretch on which the facade of a nearby Subway sandwich shop, by comparison, resembles Tiffany's.
Plot holes we'd overlooked on the page were glaring on the stage; our script was too long, and the earliest songs written had the wrong focus or no plot development.
In retrospect, as Crouse observes, Roddick's career has been a triumph of longevity, testament to his willpower and work ethic, and it was achieved despite glaring on-court deficiencies.
The padlock glares on the dumpster now.
There's still a lot of glaring going on up there, but the mood perceptibly lightens.
How Arsène Wenger yearns to lift Europe's elite trophy, the one glaring blot on his CV.
But Kaine also threatens to expose one of the most glaring weaknesses on the opposing ticket.
