Sentence examples for so glaring that from inspiring English sources

Inequality, as a fact and a topic of discussion, has become so glaring that even Republican politicians like Eric Cantor, the House Minority Leader, have felt compelled to address it.

There is also Jordany Valdespin, but his misadventures in his brief time at shortstop have been so glaring that it is hard to believe that Manager Terry Collins will let him play there again.

The consecutive losses to Oakland and Detroit in which the offense had scored 14 points have been so devastating, the mistakes that caused them so glaring that Coach Al Groh is worried about a splintering in team unity.

Its distortions are so fundamental, its omissions so glaring, that the first order of business, as Mr. Irwin sees it, is to offer a dispassionate account of what Western scholars did and did not do.

The double standard for men and women in movies and on TV, especially in sitcoms — half a dozen of which feature fat men who are married to knockouts — is now so glaring that it's sometimes used as a joke on TV shows.

When Kierkegaard, as a young divinity student, is introduced into the Heibergs' circle, we are assured that "the contrast between the pietistic Moravian moderation and simplicity of his family home and the delicate, crystalline sociability of the Heibergs must have been so glaring that it would have required an unusual effort for him merely to stay on his feet".

What makes these figures so glaring is that they run counter to an overall decline in fatal race-day injuries.

"I think that when you write about this subject matter," he added, "it's so glaring and blinding that readers can't always see what's really there".

"The Schaghticokes and the Golden Hill group were so lacking in evidence on key criteria and the gaps were so glaring and powerful that the B.I.A. really would have completely lacked credibility in granting preliminary recognition," he said.

One in particular is so glaring, so palpable, and so regrettable that no one with even a passing interest in dinosaurs is likely to overlook it.

Entertainment Weeklys Neil Drumming found the album's music "uninspiring" and commented that "West's vocal mediocrity wouldn't be so glaring if the production were more of a diversion".