Sentence examples for made more glaring from inspiring English sources

Some of this is affecting, some of it tedious, and the film's inconsistencies of tone are made more glaring by its peculiar look.

China's omission has been made more glaring by real-time data on PM2.5 and ozone released via the @Beijingair twitter account by the US embassy in Beijing.

China's omission has been made more glaring by real-time data on PM2.5 released via the @Beijingair Twitter account by the US embassy in Beijing.

And the absence of a mechanically shiftable gearbox is only made more glaring by the manual shift mode (push the stick sideways from "drive" into a slot labeled +/- in the gearbox) of the G35 automatic.

The tsunami of overseas civilian voters this year has only made the inequity more glaring.

Mr. Taniguchi tries to solve this by cutting openings through the walls, but they only make the clumsiness more glaring.

But Rashid's character being so obviously a trope stood out to me not just because I myself am African, but also because his position as the only African on the show makes it feel more glaring".

Not long ago, Jennings called the 55-point game a curse, for creating undue expectations, which only made his rookie struggles more glaring.

With three teams in the N.C.A.A. tournament, the Atlantic 10 has become more competitive, making Fordham's shortcomings more glaring.

The growing costs of healthcare make these deficiencies even more glaring.

But the tensions the debate stirred up only made the lack of shopping options more glaring.