Sentence examples for rather glaring from inspiring English sources
Considering his rather glaring relevance to contemporary politics, it's striking that two important recent books about Marx are committed to returning him to his own century.
But the men were more often smug and obtuse than otherwise - a classic "weakness" of the woman's film, perhaps, but rather glaring in Arzner's case.
It is a poker tell marginally less subtle than that of the Bond villain Le Chiffre, who weeps blood, so the absence of some confected Reverend Brown homily on always saying sorry in person felt rather glaring.
However their Japan offices, though not required to follow the British decision, approved the Olympus group accounts without knowing the answer to this rather glaring conundrum.Olympus's odd transactions were first reported this summer by a small investigative magazine called Facta, but ignored by the mainstream Japanese press.
Though there was a rather glaring difference between him and them -- they were, in Talen's words, "flamethrowing right-wing fundamentalists," while his own politics are somewhere left of liberal -- he had the basic fiery-eyed look, and the stature, and the voice trained to make itself heard in the last row.
Moreover, the justices also chose to interpret Aldo's failure to detect any of the drugs he was trained to find during the two sniff searches around Harris' car as proof of Aldo's superior sniffing skills rather than glaring proof that drug-sniffing dogs do make mistakes.
The problem is that they are a glaring exception rather than a trend in Japan.
Those of us sulking are rather like carriage makers glaring at automobiles rattling by.
Amy Levine: A dimmer that's on a remote control and a clock that has a subtle light display rather than something that's glaring.
Previously, diabetes was considered simply another risk factor, rather than a danger sign so glaring that it was as if the person had already had a heart attack.
