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".
The discrepancy between what comes out of her mouth and what is visible on the screen isn't the worst problem with Theresa Connelly's muddled film "Polish Wedding," but it is glaring enough to make you question everything else about this aggressively sentimental, nearly laugh-free comedy.
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%%.
However, the major drawback to the agreement--and it is glaring--is the mechanism the Congress agreed to use in voting it up or down.
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.
Higher-quality plexiglass can also be made so that it is glare-free and is much lighter weight than glass can be, making it ideal for large frames such as for posters.
Higher-quality plexiglass can also be made so that it is glare-free and is much lighter weight than glass can be, making it ideal for large frames such as for posters, although it is more prone to scratches than glass.
It was glaring blitheness on my father's part.
This is a problem with many design-your-own clothing sites, but it's glaring when customers are evaluating denim style, weight and wash.
I guess we've just got to focus a little bit more because our mistakes have gotten so big, it's glaring".
