Sentence examples for glaring recent from inspiring English sources

The most glaring recent example that drew my eye was the Dec. 15 front-page column by David Leonhardt analyzing the debate over health care reform.

Outsider perspectives of Japan are hardly immune from charges of Orientalism; take the exoticized kitsch of Rob Marshall's "Memoirs of a Geisha," to name a glaring recent example.

A glaring recent example: the Rev. Franklin Graham, son of the fabled evangelist Billy Graham, who in an interview on the ABC television program "This Week" praised Donald Trump while questioning whether President Barack Obama is a Christian.

And he mentions a glaring recent example: "Cimabue believed he held the field in painting, and now Giotto has the cry, so that the fame of the other is dark... Giotto, the boy folklorically plucked from his herds by Cimabue, has ruined his master's reputation.

But as we've seen too many times to count, this basic esteem of real expertise is often missing in those elected to political office -- climate change being the most glaring recent example.

A glaring recent example: Scott County, a small, impoverished corner of Indiana, suffered an HIV outbreak linked to heavy use of an intravenous opiate after a Planned Parenthood clinic that was the area's only HIV-testing center, was closed down.

The mistake in the Giants-49ers game was one of the most glaring in recent history.

Productive conversations on race seem so elusive, and this problem has been particularly glaring in recent months.

Now more than ever, addressing migrant health is necessary, as health problems faced by migrants have become increasingly glaring in recent years.

Now all of a sudden it's "back with a vengeance," glares a recent headline, in response to the market's recent drop.

One recent, glaring example is that of Kalief Browder, the now-19-year-old subject of a recent New Yorker profile who was lost in the place for three years without trial for a low-level "broken windows" infraction.