Sentence examples for glaringly necessary from inspiring English sources
No one wants to talk policy reform so soon, but there's one that is glaringly necessary, and really ought not to be divisive.
On Monday, Gerrard convened with Bruce Arena, Galaxy's coach, and the pair discussed the future over lunch: going over what had gone right for Gerrard and the team over the previous four months, what had gone wrong – and the numerous areas where the former Liverpool captain feels improvements are glaringly necessary.
Transparently needy, caring but selfish, both a maddeningly attentive father ("Sorry," he says, "was I being proud of you too loud?") and self-professed "cool dad" (in truth, glaringly uncool), Phil is at home displaying his least attractive emotions – for effect alone, if necessary.
This seems glaringly obvious.
"It was so glaringly obvious.
South America was glaringly bare.
"It was glaringly obvious to me".
"This is a glaringly lawless action".
Perhaps most glaringly, there is "legitimate rape".
Their absence is surprisingly, glaringly refreshing.
Racism and xenophobia are glaringly obvious.
