Sentence examples for nothing glaring from inspiring English sources

There's nothing glaring at you from across the street," he said.

This is true despite the excellent performance of Hamm, who remains the most watchable man on earth, even when he's doing nothing but glaring over a tumbler of Scotch.

The subtext is nothing if not glaring.

(Or am I once again being too exquisitely sensitive?) The observer is forced, too, to note that even the Americans' eyes have rough manners, thinking nothing of brazenly glaring at a person for hours.

Mr. Buffett at the time said nothing of the apparently glaring violations of Berkshire's codes of conduct.

She was just trying to share a normal moment between friends, but my presence was the glaring reminder that nothing about her last two days had been normal.

And there was a glaring gap: the report said nothing about corruption within EU institutions.

The Lakers have four premier starters and nothing but time to fix their litany of glaring issues.

The glaring fact remains that the two look nothing alike, and no one would ever think they did.

The Republicans say they can refute their critics, but the glaring fact is that the bill guarantees the elderly nothing but an undefined policy of uncertain cost.

These schemes do nothing to help our most vulnerable students while they ignore or exacerbate glaring opportunity gaps.