Sentence examples for obvious glaring from inspiring English sources

The West Ham man has obvious, glaring flaws.

He also has one obvious, glaring, potentially career-derailing tangible: Tebow does not throw the ball well.

But an examination of every play run in the opening drives during the last two seasons, along with a chart of tendencies, reveals some obvious, glaring changes.

His goal was to make the film that his wife would have made, he said, "with one obvious, glaring exception, and that was the director".

Can we seriously, in 2014, look at this picture and fail to ask the obvious, glaring question – what gives Harry the right to be "generous", with either money or compassion?

It is the unspoken consensus that anyone who points out the obvious, glaring truths about anti-Hindu prejudice must be a raving right-wing Hindu fundamentalist.

But for me the most obvious, immediate, glaring reason for the appeal of one high art over another is the cost of tickets.

This time, the points of contrast are especially obvious, even glaring.

The obvious metaphor glared in my face.

We were young and energetic, and the developmental gap between 3-year-old Jonah and his peers, while obvious, was not glaring.

They always have to have really glaring, obvious virtues that balance their narcissism or bad qualities.