Sentence examples for is glaring that from inspiring English sources

From the figure, it is glaring that as the current density is increased, the rate of colour removal also increased from 28 to 71 A m−2, and the % colour removal increases from 50 to 90%%.

"Ha ha! Brilliant!" From the corner of my eye I can see that Joel is glaring at me. "I can pull this back from the brink," I think.

The coup – often described as "accidental" because of the absence of government resistance to mutinying soldiers – is glaring evidence that all was not well.

Finger pointing aside when it comes to that expensive wardrobe and those numerous missteps, what is glaring here is that the United States was not being put first in the selection of Sarah Palin as McCain's VP pick.

Leaders of the industrial world are glaring at Mexico, complaining that petroleum prices are aggravating inflation.

A 65 year old man with controlled hypertension [ID23] responded – our fore fathers used to say palm wine makes one to see very well, but it is glaring to me now that such thing is not good.

"Write down in your folder the date of your purchase so that it's glaring at you," she says.

Here, this is such anathema that it is glaring and is corrected immediately.

The Independent praised Corbyn's "poised" performance but said "his omissions were glaring" and that "he gave the impression of preferring protest to power".

​But even with her retreat into postmodern pop, there are glaring problems problems that are still very much alive in 2014.

The problem is so glaring that former governor Deval Patrick directed all first responders throughout the state to begin carrying naloxone also known by the brand name Narcan a drug useful in reviving those who've overdosed.