Sentence examples for to be glaring from inspiring English sources

Apart from the referees singled out by Hackett, others have made what appeared to be glaring mistakes this season in the Premier League.

When many of our fellow citizens seem to be glaring at the larger world through arrow-slits, and educational opportunities are narrowed by the abolition of humanities A-levels, it's heartening to find literary curiosity and ambition alive and well, with young people among those showing the way.

At Winterfell, Sansa orders her sister to be brought to the Great Hall, and I am ordering my eyebrows not to be glared off.

The absences, though, could be glaring.

The need to strengthen is glaring, as the manager has stated frequently in recent weeks.

Criminals like Mr. Duncan, who has been sentenced to death, are glaring examples of why the law must succeed, he said.

But Resistors need to acknowledge that threats to institutional legitimacy have been glaring to lower-income and minority Americans before Trump – and these groups have little reason to believe that the same issues won't persist long after his departure.

A 65 year old man with controlled hypertension [ID23] responded – our fore fathers used to say palm wine makes one to see very well, but it is glaring to me now that such thing is not good.

Compare this with a factory's shutting down, when the costs to each worker are glaring and high.

The coup – often described as "accidental" because of the absence of government resistance to mutinying soldiers – is glaring evidence that all was not well.

The Patriots' inability to stretch the field is glaring — Brady's longest pass Sunday was to Wes Welker for 28 yards — and Chad Ochocinco remains a nonfactor.