The glaring problem - and it's glaring in 6,000 watt neon, so vivid and intense you can see it from space with your eyes glued shut - is that with any 9/11 conspiracy theory you care to babble can be summed up in one word: paperwork.
The discrepancy can be glaring in India, which has the most poor people in the world.
But as Mr. Gilbert was glaring in his direction, he fiddled with the phone as others around him did, just to be sure, pressing buttons.
The formal links between Currin and Stegner are glaring in these paintings of long-limbed officers �� male as well as female — in uniforms and knee-high boots, from the proportion-defying Mannerist bodies to the come-hither looks.
Narratively speaking, there's a generally informative and engaging professional arc, from Jobs's early days at Hewlett-Packard, via Atari and Apple, then Next, then back to Apple again (although substantial chunks, including his pioneering of Pixar, are glaring in their omissions).
I might be a besotted mom, but I still recognize a social cue when it's glared in my general direction.
Maybe you want to focus on the eyes of a person who is glaring or in distress.
It's an important message, but the lack of women in the tableau is glaring, and not unique in the broader history of the struggle for civil rights.
