Sentence examples for glaring realities from inspiring English sources

With one Premier League match played so far, the affair has thrown up some of modern football's glaring realities: a high-stakes corporate battle involving a Malaysian owner, who bought into football as a financial investment, pursuing multimillions he believes were mis-spent in player transfers and agents' fees.

But it does demonstrate a blindness to glaring realities that portends grave dangers ahead as the Obama people face the consequences of their strategy unraveling in the face of new, incontrovertible realities.

"We need to confront the current glaring realities of deprivation.

The key for their future lies with us confronting the current glaring realities of deprivation in which they live in", Ms Marrato further said.

Further aggravating the situation, Mexican journalists often refer to Tamaulipas as a "silence zone" — a place where local officials ignore the glaring reality of cartel violence and members of the press practice self-censorship because of the threats they routinely receive.

This statement from a background paper for the 2010 Global Symposium on Health System Research and reiterated in the Lancet article 'Priority actions for Non-communicable disease crisis' [ 2] embodies both the critical gap as well as the glaring reality associated with financial protection in most low- and middle- income countries (LMICs) including India.

In a way "Soundscape Navigator" turns Messiaen's conviction that harmonies have colors into glaring, fast-paced reality.

Biden tidily followed up her glaring disconnect from reality with his opinion that global warming was definitely man-made to win the plaudits of the young, the informed and the earnestly concerned legions watching the debate.

There were at times a glaring gap between ideals and realities.

But the gap between representation and reality is especially glaring given how officials prepared for the Olympics.

Thanks to David Kay, we now have an amazing image of the president and the dictator, both divorced from reality over weapons, glaring at each other from opposite sides of bizarro, paranoid universes where fiction trumped fact.