Sentence examples for most glaring of from inspiring English sources

Consider the most glaring of the no-shows.

Annoyed with her spiel, I began to enumerate Panama's deficiencies, the most glaring of which is widespread official corruption.

There are a number of reasons why this is an atrocious suggestion, the most glaring of which is the increased risk its introduction could pose for tourists.

He said the language in the bill requiring "intentional, knowing or reckless" acts by a woman against her unborn child sets a high bar that would allow questions to be asked only in the most glaring of cases.

There was no draping the new mural — updated with the Giants' latest trophy — or the most glaring of the Jets' weaknesses in their preseason matchup at MetLife Stadium on Saturday night.

There were a number of problems with their choice of red-carpet attire, the most glaring of which was that they called to mind the sunkissed melancholy of The Man from Del Monte.

One of the most glaring aspects of the slide has been the play of the second-year point guard Rodney Stuckey, who entered the starting lineup soon after the Iverson deal.

AIG, of course, has come to symbolize some of the most glaring problems of ineffective regulation, exuberant executive compensation and risky insurance policies and market speculation.

Perhaps the most glaring example of the wastefulness of the White House's approach is the creation of the tent shelter for migrant children at Tornillo, Texas.

The imbalance between the sums spent on incarceration and rehabilitation is one of the most glaring examples of irrational government spending.

In one of the most glaring examples of exiting coal at any cost, Brazil's Vale, sold a mothballed coalmine in Australia to a local operator for A$1.