Sentence examples for more glaring and from inspiring English sources

Clutter is more glaring and emotionally disruptive.

Without her generosity, his lack of training would be infinitely more glaring and his character far less disturbing.

This has made the failures of the system more glaring, and this played a huge role in forcing the city's entrenched political interests to go along with Mr Bloomberg's reform.It is now up to Mr Klein.

Since then, the problems associated with fundamentalist polygamy, especially the practice of taking under-age wives, have become more glaring, and the numbers of polygamists have grown, as well, elevating and complicating the issue.

In "Macbeth," where the central couple is so compellingly characterized, the jaunty musical depiction of the witches and of Banquo's assassins stands out as all the more glaring and can even seem humorous.

San Antonio was outscored in the final quarter for just the second time this series, but perhaps more glaring — and startling — was how its starting unit was dismantled by Doc Rivers's starting five.

His works 'rise like an exhalation.' His language has been formed on a false system; but, ere he died, was clarifying itself from its more glaring faults, and becoming copious clear, and select.

"There's definitely a Eurocentric view," Reba says, but she hopes new archeological and archival discoveries will help expand the database, and begin to fill in the more glaring geographic and temporal gaps.

Mr. Hopkins, for his part, must battle a more glaring discrepancy, and he does so with swinging nonchalance.

But the bodysuits are a greater, more glaring, leap forward, and they risk generating more anger than enthusiasm before and during the Olympics.

The wealth gap is even more glaring for black and Latina women, many of whom actually end up with negative net worth later in life.