Sentence examples for is especially glaring from inspiring English sources

The polarization is especially glaring within the Republican party.

The omission of that specialized form of sportswear, the ballet costume, is especially glaring.

But the gap between representation and reality is especially glaring given how officials prepared for the Olympics.

This is especially glaring in Our Brand is Crisis, in which American campaign professionals manipulate a country they know nothing about with preternatural ease.

The N.B.A. is bracing for one of the worst drafts this decade, which is especially glaring when compared with last year's star-studded class led by Derrick Rose, O. J. Mayo and Kevin Love.

The lack of romance authors is especially glaring when one considers that each week, the mass-market, e-book and combined best-seller lists compiled by The New York Times include dozens of books from this far-reaching genre: historical, contemporary, paranormal, erotic and new adult.

Mrs. Clinton's loss was especially glaring.

That number was especially glaring alongside Pujols's discipline.

Bear Stearns' failure to sense the early tremors was especially glaring.

That tendency has been especially glaring in Venezuela.

The problems with Mohammed's coerced confessions are especially glaring in the Daniel Pearl case.