Sentence examples for glaring sense from inspiring English sources
Between her glaring sense of entitlement and a tireless use of the media, Bhutto could seem like "a machine that operates solely in the mode of victimization," as her estranged niece Fatima Bhutto put it late last year.
While the selections for the morning foursomes all made logical sporting sense, the glaring omission from the afternoon's fourballs was Ian Poulter - bang in form from his victory with Justin Rose over Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker, hot with his putter on these glassy Medinah greens, a man who relishes the Ryder Cup ding-dong like few others.
Bear Stearns' failure to sense the early tremors was especially glaring.
What these pieces share is engaging prose, a wicked sense of humor and honesty so glaring it makes you squint.
There are no dancers, no grand special effects, no sense of an artist turning on the charm: just West, rapping underneath a vast ceiling of glaring white lights.
For all the glaring threats he flung at Harry and co. as Professor Snape, Rickman, it seems, had a great sense of humor. .
In this sense, it cannot be said that they "failed".CELSO AMORIMPermanent Mission of Brazil to the UNGenevaFood chainSIR A glaring error.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
