Sentence examples for is less glaring from inspiring English sources

Any experienced reader will see at once the mark of doom indelibly imprinted upon Charlie's brow; presumably this fact is less glaring to the younger set.

Sceptics might imagine that perhaps an excess of taxpayers' resources has been lavished on this foul deed, whose heinousness is less glaring to the callow.

When employees from the wider entity of the Hachette UK Group were taken into account – which includes warehouse staff from Hachette Distribution and LBS as well as other publishing imprints – the difference is less glaring, with women paid 14.18% less using the mean and 1.32% more using the median.

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.

I suspect that the clash between intellectual ambition and domestic convention that marred "Proof" for me might have been less glaring in the intimate Manhattan Theater Club, where it began.

If that were the case the aforementioned Davos disconnects would be less glaring.

The simplest solution is to position yourself in a place where there is less glare from the sun.

So we are just recontextualizing to reveal some patterns and point out to what is less obvious when we are glaring at the pieces from close and in their silo".

What emerges is less a portrait of an accused killer than a glaring revelation of unprincipled journalism and unapologetic sexism.

The resulting job creation in a particular industry will be concentrated and visible, while jobs lost in other sectors will be diffuse and less glaring.

With Zille moving on, that racial polarity is likely to become less glaring.