Sentence examples for glaring to from inspiring English sources
CHEVROLET may be celebrating its centennial, but along with the century's highlights are missteps too glaring to be ignored.
So there are omissions that must be every bit as glaring to you as they are to me.
— NORMAN MAYERSOHN MISSTEPS CHEVROLET may be celebrating its centennial, but along with the century's highlights are missteps too glaring to be ignored.
Any experienced reader will see at once the mark of doom indelibly imprinted upon Charlie's brow; presumably this fact is less glaring to the younger set.
That image was glaring to the Republican strategists who blocked him from moderating a debate last year in the Senate race in Iowa.
Sceptics might imagine that perhaps an excess of taxpayers' resources has been lavished on this foul deed, whose heinousness is less glaring to the callow.
Those factors range from pupil size, which can also affect how a person reacts to glare, to lifestyle.
Wander far from the safe haven of five-irons and stimpmeters and run the risk of being glared to a cinder.
One glaring contributor to the problem is growing pension payments.
There is, however, one glaring exception to this rule – Muslims.
