Sentence examples for not so glaring from inspiring English sources

Partly because it was created by a woman, Bukowski's notorious misogyny is not so glaring.

Even if the methodological problems were not so glaring and the results could be believed, the findings were not nearly as strong or as consistent as cultural conversations would lead us to believe.

"Assassination Tango," which opens today in New York and Los Angeles, is not half as successful or as convincing as "The Apostle," the 1997 film that Mr. Duvall also wrote and directed; it had many of the same mannerisms, but there they weren't so glaring.

Wake-up calls aren't always so glaring.

Maybe then the human dumps on the sidewalks wouldn't be so glaring.

The murderer's identity is so glaring that the detectives seem dense not to have suspected it early on.

So you head into the gift shop in acquisitional mood, only to be confronted by prints so glaring they make your eyes water: neon where it should be barely there, orange not copper.

He was able to embrace Roman Catholicism (the 1920s version to boot) without the slightest reservation or reference the glaring evidences not so much of its sins so much as its inability to say its ever being able to admit that it has made any mistakes.

We will have a new general in Afghanistan Butause one reporter just met that challenge.

In the room, the glare was not so harsh.

If you're not so keen about the heat and glare of the daytime, consider visiting the desert in the evening.