Sentence examples for one glaring example from inspiring English sources

Poverty is one glaring example.

This is one glaring example.

"It's one glaring example of how hip-hop artists – and black artists in particular – are still excluded from an upper echelon of the industry, right there in front of you," said a comment piece in music magazine The Fader, which also pointed out that every nominee for Record of the Year and Song of the Year was white.

In at least one glaring example last week, the CNN editorial staff threw out the basics of textbook journalism in favor of racy innuendo.

To take just one glaring example, the Alzheimer's Association expects the financial impact of that one disease to reach $1 trillion per year by 2050 -- much of which will have to be borne by the federal government.

We don't need to go that far from home, but this is one glaring example, the effects of which are still plaguing the island's residents, human and otherwise, nearly 70 years later.

One recent, glaring example is that of Kalief Browder, the now-19-year-old subject of a recent New Yorker profile who was lost in the place for three years without trial for a low-level "broken windows" infraction.

Lonnie Scott, executive director of Progress Michigan, said the emails expose "another glaring example of Snyder saying one thing and emails really revealing something different".

All driving the same way on the same side of the road, another glaring example.

For example, one glaring piece of information was not mentioned in either the 9/11 Commission or the Joint Inquiry's 29 pages -- the information regarding Fahad Thumairy and Khallad bin Attash found in both an FBI report and a CIA report --that are now declassified.

Tyson Fury was one of the more recent, glaring examples of how daft the whole concept can be.