Sentence examples for provide glaring from inspiring English sources

And the remnants of the town's postwar decline — blight from failed urban renewal projects, for example — provide glaring reminders of what could happen after losing its third.

Paintings of Mary's betrothal to Joseph provide glaring examples.

The touchscreen can be tilted up to seven degrees at the touch of a button to provide glare-free viewing.

Trees and shrubs also provide glare protection against oncoming headlights, Scouton said, but they are not planted as safety barriers, he said.

The examiners who provide the glare in Switzer's spotlight have called him a lot of things, but not a coaching genius.

Although politics provides the most glaring current example of this phenomenon, pop music may have been a forerunner.

Discombobulated hair or glaring eyes provide character, not just sexuality.

As Nature associate editor Philip Ball points out in H2O: A Biography (NY: Farrar & Straus, forthcoming), the chemistry of water has attracted more than its share of pathological investigations; the stories of cold fusion, polywater, and infinite dilution, all involving properties of water, provide shining (or perhaps glaring) examples of how implausible ideas can run amok.

Samsung's Ultra Filter Bright system provides anti-glare in all situations, while a next-gen video processing technology dubbed DNIe Pro and 18-bit Natural True Color supposedly "ensure the subtle details are not sacrificed".

Nonetheless, the flagrant abuses that I describe provide, at a minimum, a glaring illustration of the massive problems that stand in the way of meaningful reform of public education for the poor.

Beginning in 1925, bulbs were "frosted" on the inside with hydrofluoric acid to provide a diffused light instead of the glaring brightness of the unconcealed filament.