Sentence examples for glaring points from inspiring English sources

An interesting Center for Energy Workforce Development survey carried out in 2012 shares some glaring points.

Having every state choose their own approach for issuing IDs has led to patchwork regulations and glaring weak points in the system that criminals have repeatedly taken advantage of.

Do a Google Images search for the word "bossy" and you get results that fall into three camps, more or less: the children's book Little Miss Bossy; lemon-faced little girls; and adult women glaring and pointing their index finger at you.

Such integrative steps can happen only if India's state, local and central governments come forward with bold new proposals to correct the glaring deficiencies pointed out by the Sachar Committee Report.

A glaring counter-point to this ballooning wealth for these fortunate few is the fact that the median household income in the U.S. went from $55,000.00 in 2007 down to $52,000.00 in 2012, according to a September 17th article in the New York Daily News entitled "Recession?

She stood at the baseline after points, glaring at he ball.

The man glared and pointed.

One hot morning, under a glaring sun, Dr. Nabhan pointed out an agave known as the century plant, which had bloomed and died along the arroyo.

She wrote: "A two-year investigation by this newspaper into the priest's killing has exposed a litany of damning evidence and glaring inconsistencies which point to nothing less than a cover-up of staggering proportions, involving several institutions of the State and the Catholic Church".

Did there end up being any scenes ― or pointed glaring between characters ― that you or the showrunners wanted to include but couldn't for the sake of time?

"When you think of the Dallas Mavericks, you don't think of our glaring need at the point guard spot," Donnie Nelson, the Mavericks' president of basketball operations, said yesterday.