Sentence examples for the glaring point from inspiring English sources

While she and her colleagues were actively seeking near-work conditions that might have an effect on eye development, the researchers were surprised by the glaring point of contrast between the two groups: time spent outdoors.

It was the glaring reference point for its excellent self-titled 2010 debut, and it returns with a vengeance on the also-great follow-up "Portamento".

Obdurate opener Michael Carberry looked more a Test veteran rather than a second-gamer until Johnson came around the wicket and took just three balls to pinpoint the glaring weak point in his defences.

However, the Iranian government's response to the win was not encouraging; it cautioned Iranian artists against prioritizing themes of hardship and ignoring "the glaring positive points and features of our nation".

An interesting Center for Energy Workforce Development survey carried out in 2012 shares some glaring points.

The other glaring design point of note is there isn't really anything new in the look of the S9 vs the S8.

Successive state of the environment reports have highlighted the continuing decline of native plants and animals, and pointed to the glaring lack of systematic, long term monitoring – a concern echoed by the independent review of the federal environment laws.

Ariana Grande and her mom pointed out the glaring problem with the way we define "men's" and "women's" interests.

Contenders start with a theoretical 100 points that must withstand the glaring scrutiny of the class judges to avoid demerit dings that will surely spell defeat.

The glaring exception is pollution.

One reason, of course, was the glaring unfairness.