Sentence examples for of a glaring from inspiring English sources

If that sounds cynical, it's because I'm sick of a glaring disconnect at the heart of our culture.

McGregor was the architect of a glaring Celtic chance, his ball across the face of goal somehow managing to elude all team-mates.

Let's hope that peace, both on paper and on the ground, will become a reality for ordinary Colombians, with some real steps towards both land reform and redress of a glaring inequality for such a small overall population.

He said MacAskill was guilty of a "glaring logical inconsistency" and "a cruel inconsistency" for refusing to allow Megrahi to go back to Libya under the prisoner transfer agreement and then freeing him on compassionate grounds.

ADAM GOPNIK: It has, I think, something to do with Sirius, the dog star, rather than with dogs proper — but I always made that association,too, that somehow the hot days of summer are days for dogs to pant in, and the image of the dog finding refuge in the shade of a glaring day somehow sums up the season.

But while the Argentine government has expressed outrage over the prospect, it has made little mention of a glaring absence the British endeavor has highlighted: No oil-drilling rigs are operating in Argentina's own expansive waters, largely because many oil companies are wary of working in Argentina these days, analysts say.

As physicists work toward completing a theory of the Universe and biologists unravel the molecular complexity of life, a glaring incompleteness in this scientific vision becomes apparent.

But it fails to address how some veterans can be prevented from falling into a life of crime – a glaring omission.

The current status of latrines in the slums of Kampala reflects a glaring sanitation gap [ 23– 27].

What emerges is less a portrait of an accused killer than a glaring revelation of unprincipled journalism and unapologetic sexism.

Some see its continued existence as a glaring symbol of a failed education system.