Sentence examples for most glaring on from inspiring English sources

Europe were always legitimate underdogs against a superior team, a matter most glaring on the greens.

The failure was most glaring on the subject of race, which was the ever-present subtext of everything about the case — "the elephant in the middle of the courtroom that no one wants to talk about," as one participant in the proceedings put it.

The rust in Woods's game was most glaring on the seventh tee, when his hips got ahead of his arms and he hit his tee shot 190 yards, barely catching the front ribbon of fairway on the 442-yard par 4. If he had had a baseball bat in his hands instead of a 3-wood, the infield fly rule would have come into play.

But Kaine also threatens to expose one of the most glaring weaknesses on the opposing ticket.

And he did so by drawing parallels to one of America's most glaring failures on this front: the genocide in Rwanda.

The most glaring came on third-and-9 at the Giants' 41.

Perhaps Lugar's most glaring failure on that front was in dealing with his residency.

On top of that, the finance ministry has dealt with the economy's most glaring vulnerability — the dependence on oil export revenue to finance almost 40percentt of the country's budget.

Romney can't really challenge him on his most glaring weakness — his brand of conservatism.

However, you didn't mention the most glaring Defense Department misappropriation: spending billions on the flawed National Missile Defense system.

All the paradoxes of modern Africa seem to be concentrated in that remote corner of Namibia, and they are at their most glaring inside the OK Grocer, on the edge of the dusty town of Opuwo, just 100 miles south of the Angolan border.