Sentence examples for it's glaring from inspiring English sources

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.

I guess we've just got to focus a little bit more because our mistakes have gotten so big, it's glaring".

This is a problem with many design-your-own clothing sites, but it's glaring when customers are evaluating denim style, weight and wash.

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

It's a huge problem, it's glaring ― and no one's doing anything about it.

In New York, segregation can be more difficult to spot since most travel occurs underground, but in Cabarete it's glaring since the highway splits the town in two.

I might be a besotted mom, but I still recognize a social cue when it's glared in my general direction.

It was glaring blitheness on my father's part.

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

"This is a great wish list," she said, "but the only omission, and it is glaring, is one addressing the failure to pay competitive salaries to teachers".

That was not so obvious Sunday in Miami as it was glaring a week earlier against New England when Tom Brady, the wonder-boy quarterback of the Super Bowl champions, was zipping the ball with major league steam on it.