Sentence examples for its glaring from inspiring English sources
It is so mired in the nineteen-eighties that even its glaring flaws its trite gestures, cheap jokes, and junior-varsity production values have the quality of aesthetic choices designed to transport the ideal viewer to the entertainments of his Reagan-era youth.
With its glaring shortcomings, the bill is widely expected to fail, yet Senator Frist presses ahead.
Its glaring eccentricities include seemingly major characters who just vanish, yet "Triple Agent" conveys the long, far-from-rosy view of history and its unscrupulous power players that only a wise old cinematic sage could imagine.
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It is hard to believe that Lucretius, with his deep understanding of Epicurean ethics, did not plan to rectify its glaring omission from his poem.
That brings us back to the Post's Chincoteague story and its glaring omission.
BEIRUT, Lebanon — With Hezbollah's toppling of the Lebanese government, the militant Shiite Muslim movement entered what may prove to be one of the most dangerous chapters in a 30-year history that has made it reviled in the West and popular in the Arab world: At the moment seemingly of its greatest power, the path facing it could unveil its most glaring weaknesses.
The gap between the rich world and the poor one is still at its most glaring in the young.
He dragged the bird from the sea, and walked along the beach wringing its neck, glaring at the stunned artists.
Cleveland has patched up its most glaring weaknesses since losing to the Magic in the conference finals.
Congress has many failures, but one of its most glaring is the neglect of this rising block of voters that is not loyal to any one party.
