Sentence examples for is most glaring from inspiring English sources

It is at quarterback, though, where the difference is most glaring.

The compulsion to upgrade is most glaring in cities — particularly New York and Los Angeles — which are filled with the upwardly mobile who relocate in search of upgraded opportunities surrounded by savvier, richer, trendier people.

The risk is most glaring in banking.

This is most glaring for those concerned about opioid addiction.

That asymmetry is most glaring in the way we address one another.

It is most glaring in the win-loss ledger, which has been inverted since Anthony rejoined the lineup.

The failure in this respect has been most glaring with the treatment of first generation biomass and with electric vehicles in a world of fossil-generated electricity.

They have overvalued some players and misjudged others, mostly on offense, where Tannenbaum's acquisitions — or, in some cases, lack of them — are most glaring.

Significantly, independent directors will be responsible for the quality, and also the probity, of audits, the area in which directors' past passivity was most glaring.

The failure was most glaring on the subject of race, which was the ever-present subtext of everything about the case — "the elephant in the middle of the courtroom that no one wants to talk about," as one participant in the proceedings put it.

The rust in Woods's game was most glaring on the seventh tee, when his hips got ahead of his arms and he hit his tee shot 190 yards, barely catching the front ribbon of fairway on the 442-yard par 4. If he had had a baseball bat in his hands instead of a 3-wood, the infield fly rule would have come into play.