Sentence examples for more glaringly from inspiring English sources

The unrepresentative nature of F.P.T.P. has never been more glaringly obvious.

And as they did so, the difference in styles became more glaringly apparent than ever.

Some of these players are perhaps showing the years a little more glaringly than Mr. Reubens himself.

This means that its air of importance is more glaringly out of proportion to what it ultimately has to say.

And perhaps nowhere in the world is the Southern California model of suburban living more glaringly inappropriate.

It is ever more glaringly obvious that Mr Yanukovych's system is making a tiny minority extremely rich whilst the rest of the country struggles to get by.

But even if we ignore all the problematic beliefs that characterize so much of evangelical culture, there is a more fundamental and glaringly obvious reason why evangelicalism should be discarded like an old wineskin.

But the two cases share a common, troubling thread: neighbors, police officers, and even the medical establishment may be more likely to overlook glaringly suspicious behavior when the perpetrator of that behavior is a woman.

The argument that we cannot afford to spend more on these is so glaringly exposed by the simple riposte of our military prowess to interfere on other continents.

Mr. Chafets variously replays his subject's most controversial pronouncements (e.g., Mr. Limbaugh's saying that he wanted President Obama to fail), plays them down (Mr. Limbaugh's drug case and visits to rehab could not be mentioned more fleetingly) or dodges them glaringly.

It also, quite glaringly, holds much more weight.