Sentence examples for is glaring by from inspiring English sources

The utter failure of our current "leaders" is glaring by comparison.

Christian Nerlinger provided Rangers with a victory, but there is clearly much to be done if they are again to offer a credible challenge, for there are glaring deficiencies to be addressed by Alex McLeish sooner rather than later.

I would be very disappointed if there were glaring question marks left behind by this panel which they couldn't address because they don't have statutory powers.

We were walking down Main and being glared at by everybody and out of nowhere I said, Karen, I want you to cut my hair.

She tells a story of being glared at by a woman in a headscarf to illustrate her point about some of them not being trustworthy.

But his woes -- his quarterback rating, 71.5, ranks him 13th in the conference -- would be less glaring were they not compounded by mistakes by the team's other offensive stars.

One of Cookson's key presidential aims – to develop women's cycling – is undermined by glaring failures in this area in Britain.

Mr. Garza's lawyers and supporters have also argued that the federal death penalty system, as it has been applied, is marked by glaring racial discrimination.

But some analysts are worried by glaring market contradictions this year.

The plumage in glaring white is underlined by contrasting black legs on the uniform gold ground.

Max Frankel's May 15 review of "On China," by Henry Kissinger, is marked by one glaring absence in its portrayal of a world centered on China and the United States: the role of the European Union, which has the same gross domestic product as the United States with a larger population, more leisure time, greater productivity and just as much freedom, something lacking in any appraisal of China.