Sentence examples for glaring point of from inspiring English sources

While she and her colleagues were actively seeking near-work conditions that might have an effect on eye development, the researchers were surprised by the glaring point of contrast between the two groups: time spent outdoors.

Discomfort glare assessed via occupant point-of-view luminance maps was juxtaposed here from a glare study involving the same buildings.

Mr. Chowdhury was the only witness who seemed to make a point of glaring at Mr. Moussaoui when he walked by him.

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.

The brightest star in sight would be our sun, a glowing point of light below Orion's foot, with Earth a dim blue dot lost in its glare.

I am so grateful to see Erwin Chemerinsky (Commentary, March 25) point out the glaring hypocrisy of Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's complaint that Iraq violates international law by distributing video of American prisoners of war.

Points out the glaring inequality of our system of criminal justice.

Stanford's Milgram has pointed out another glaring weakness of Common Core math: It sets our students two years behind other industrialized nations by eighth grade and even further behind after high school.

But in reaction to this news, industry observers point out that remedying the glaring underrepresentation of women and people of color in tech transcends pay alone.

De Beauvoir loved the neon glare of Times Square, to the point of wanting to take bites from the signs.

There is one glaring mismatch of elements.