Sentence examples for most glaring instances from inspiring English sources

Channel 4 News presenter and former political correspondent Cathy Newman has said sexism is rife in Westminster, but some of the most "glaring instances of sexism" she has experienced were in her days in newspapers.

But there are forms of gender uncertainty which add insult to injury and one of the most glaring instances I have come across was on display at this trial.

In one of the most glaring instances, Southwest Patient Group's delivery service in San Diego has earned a 4.9 rating out of a possible 5.0 on Weedmaps.

And the rhetoric at the top of the outrage heap, Washington D.C., is only the most glaring instance of our inability to communicate.

Louisiana is the starkest, most glaring example of how our prison policies have failed.

Perhaps the most glaring example is Jonker Street, officially called Jalan Hang Jebat.

That makes it the most glaring example of a growing trend around the country: rural depopulation.

The most glaring example that the banking system needs even more help is Citigroup.

And the whole episode is actually the most glaring example I've ever seen of idolatry".

Mobutu Sese Seko, a former dictator of what was then Zaire, is the most glaring example of this tendency.

Sometimes too hard, as the most glaring case of recent vintage, the Jets in the Tim Tebow debacle, would attest.