Sentence examples for more glaring if from inspiring English sources

And a misstep is all the more glaring if the word is unusual.

They also need help at point guard, shooting guard and small forward, needs that will become even more glaring if their own free agents leave.

The signs couldn't have been any more glaring if the man himself had walked in, all slicked-back hair, sparkling chain and shiny leather jacket.

This omission is far more glaring in Scott Walker's case, since he explicitly talked about the use of military force.

Clutter is more glaring and emotionally disruptive.

The first miss was the more glaring.

But Iverson saw a more glaring problem.

But there were more glaring problems than exhaustion.

And there is one even more glaring lesson.

Few, if any, "nativists" oppose letting talented and educated immigrants into America legally.David Donnelly BangkokSIR — After 20 years of NAFTA, the omission of mechanisms to regulate the movement of labour are ever more glaring.

"If it is for scientific research or educational purposes, it is okay to represent the body," explains Abdellah Karroum, director of Qatar's Arab Museum of Modern Art.This medical alibi has enabled a more glaring breakthrough in a new public work by Mr Hirst.