Sentence examples for most glaring exception from inspiring English sources

Montolivo, with bright red shoes, appears to be the most glaring exception.

The most glaring exception to that record occurred last year when a vessel operated by a subsidiary of Carnival, the Costa Concordia, ran aground off the coast of Italy, resulting in 32 deaths.

But that's not the most glaring exception it makes for its biggest nations, since one lucky second-place team is exempted from the ignominy of playing another two games before reaching the competition.

The most glaring exception on the store is the lack of an all-time most popular applications list.

President Trump remains the most glaring exception to this slow cultural shift.

Physically, Mileena is largely identical to Kitana, the most glaring exception being her half-Tarkata face with large and exposed fang-like teeth (which got noticeably downsized for Deception and Armageddon).

And though there were year-over-year improvements in most areas measured by the study, a glaring exception is the category of audio/entertainment/navigation.

He said that while the US has "made great progress" in the advancement of civil rights and bringing an end to racial discrimination, "one glaring exception is life itself, the most foundational civil right of all".

The House bill allows NIH officials to determine how most of the increase will be spent, with one glaring exception: $69 million has been earmarked for a controversial National Children's Study (Science, 16 June 2006, p. 1585).

Mr. Angelides is expected to get most of the Latino vote and has endorsements from several high-ranking elected Latino Democrats, with the glaring exception of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa of Los Angeles, a Democrat and Mexican-American.

Most of us have no choice but to stay home from work or school — and if you complain about this glaring exception to the separation between church and state, you must be a scrooge with no heart for tradition.