Sentence examples for more glaringly obvious from inspiring English sources

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

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.

The politics of fear is the politics of control... "If the economic definitions of Left and Right are that the Left want to increase taxes and spend on public services, and the Right want to lower taxes and reduce spending on public services, then never has it been more glaringly obvious that the Rightwing getting their own way [sic].

Who would seriously have thought it two weeks ago?" Well, not wishing to pee on any pre-emptive parades here, but if you ask us, that whiff of German success was more glaringly obvious than Sven's shortcomings in the striking department going into this World Cup.

That isn't to say the show was anything spectacular when Lauren was still in episodes -- I mean, if we're being honest The Hills has always drifted between miserable and mediocrity -- it's just that much more glaringly obvious now.

"By the way, if you're not going to do anything, why do you take a pay check?" I told Brown last year that he was likely to find Republican legislators just as recalcitrant as Arnold Schwarzenegger did, and that the only advantage he had -- in addition to his sparkling personality, of course -- is that the situation is even more glaringly obvious now than it was in the past.

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.

More often, though, it's glaringly obvious that the person speaking is tired and not thinking about what she's saying, not thinking about all the obvious exceptions to what she's saying, and would not say it if she heard what she sounded like.

That Trump, despite his obvious shrewdness and standing as a perfect creature of our ADD media culture, is driven more by syndome than strategy is made glaringly obvious by his weird behavior around his own popularity.

There is one glaringly obvious problem in today's more, ahem, compact living spaces – not many people have the luxury of larder room these days.

Throughout this series it has become glaringly obvious that Tremlett is a more dangerous proposition but, almost as a ritual, it is Broad who partners Jimmy Anderson with the new ball.