Sentence examples for the most glaring examples from inspiring English sources

"I say this stands among the most glaring examples of someone who overplayed their hand".

Here and elsewhere, though, even the most glaring examples of architectural hubris come across as lyrical and visionary.

China's auto industry, glutted with underutilized factories and overpriced cars, is one of the most glaring examples.

West Ham's triumphs on the road are the most glaring examples of what is becoming one of the themes of the season – the success of away teams.

The imbalance between the sums spent on incarceration and rehabilitation is one of the most glaring examples of irrational government spending.

In one of the most glaring examples of exiting coal at any cost, Brazil's Vale, sold a mothballed coalmine in Australia to a local operator for A$1.

The most glaring example that the banking system needs even more help is Citigroup.

Perhaps the most glaring example is Jonker Street, officially called Jalan Hang Jebat.

That makes it the most glaring example of a growing trend around the country: rural depopulation.

And the whole episode is actually the most glaring example I've ever seen of idolatry".

Ms. White's character is also the most glaring example of the production's general obliviousness to period authenticity.