Sentence examples for pretty glaring from inspiring English sources

Still, Schottenheimer said that while analyzing film from last season, he detected deficiencies that were "pretty glaring".

The networks didn't give a hoot about that, of course, or about the two leaders' differences on Syria, which remain pretty glaring.

"It's pretty glaring that they're not there," said Dr. Peter J. Pronovost, the senior vice president for patient safety and quality for Johns Hopkins Medicine.

"There were pretty glaring things that were just made up about the movie that made it pretty hard to take seriously".

But the absence of a volume rocker is pretty glaring.

Sure, this one is in good fun, but an update arriving late last year brought the fairly necessary addition of FM radio and a tripometer to the Model 3 — both pretty glaring omissions.

As they set off towards Cricklewood Broadway they encountered a few passing anti-fascists, resulting in some pretty awkward glaring.

The answer is pretty good, with one glaring exception.

It carries a $1,200 price tag, which is apparently "more marketing hype than functionality" and there's some pretty serious glare, like the reviewers being able to see their reflections during any dark movie scenes, which was pretty distracting.

Or does it remain a country where ignorance, prejudice and pressure to shield powerful people from blame trump glaring scientific evidence?So far the answer has been pretty clear.

Mr. Negroponte said one glaring exception in the condemnation of terrorism was Cuba, which made a "pretty outlandish statement, and totally unwarranted under the circumstances".