Sentence examples for glaring symbol from inspiring English sources
It explains why Guantánamo remains a glaring symbol of hypocrisy around the world.
Some see its continued existence as a glaring symbol of a failed education system.
Communist party leaders want to show they're still close to the common people, and if there's one glaring symbol of wealth in China, it's golf.
Even before the Jan . 12earthquake, only about half of Haiti's school-age children were enrolled in classes, a glaring symbol of the nation's poverty.
Mayor Bloomberg began promising to reopen the High Bridge almost three years ago, calling it a "glaring symbol of a time when New York failed to preserve its historical treasures".
One sequence against the Eagles — an ill-timed shank by Matt Dodge and then shoddy coverage — was surely the nadir of the Giants' special-teams play during the Tom Coughlin era, a glaring symbol of a facet of the game that has been consistently inconsistent.
Since the lasso is also a fairly glaring yonic symbol, the message is clear; Wonder Woman battles evil not with violence, but with erotics.
From Bram Stoker to "True Blood," the crunch of canines on neck has been all too glaring a symbol of sexual congress, but "Let the Right One In" brushed that aside, by retreating to the threshold of puberty.
Staff doctor Keith McKillop - throwing away his own chance for an OBE - wrote to the Glasgow Herald: "Queen Elizabeth is the most potent symbol of the glaring inequalities in our society, a vivid representation of the growing gulf between rich and poor.
The problems were glaring.
The injustice is glaring".
