Sentence examples similar to glaring support from inspiring English sources

Not because of the citizen's fear of fines or of being caught in the dog's act by a passing patrolman, but because of the staring-glaring support for the law by the 95% of people who are sick of hopscotching down sidewalks and off curbs trying to avoid what dogs are walked to do.

Gustavo Dopcke, a member of the Mariachi collective who have tried to resist relocation, said his abiding memory of the World Cup is one of glaring inequality, muted national support and a brutal police crackdown against protesters and favela residents.

But there is an increasingly glaring contrast between Qatar's support for revolutions abroad and Qataris' lack of representation at home.

The Clinton campaign has pointed to Mr. Lazio's support of vouchers as glaring evidence that he does not respect the public school system.

Their blanket ban on publicly supporting charities meant a glaring absence of red ribbons across all their channels.

There is one glaring omission in the new Office offering: support for the iPad.

HBO GO was the one glaring omission in terms of third-party app support for the Fire TV when it was announced last month.

However, we found no glaring inconsistencies between the interview data and the documentary support.

While reaffirming his support for the death penalty, Mr. Clinton lamented the glaring inequities in the imposition of federal death sentences identified in a Justice Department study in September.

Whether you support the DPP or the KMT, Taiwan stands in glaring contrast to the lack of political progress on the mainland - not to mention Tibet.

The one glaring exception was 2004-5 when a pouting Bryant, surrounded by a subpar supporting cast, finished 34-48 (.415) and missed the playoffs.