Sentence examples for which were glaring from inspiring English sources

A savvier quarterback than Matt Moore could have capitalized on the Jets' coverage breakdowns, which were glaring and plentiful.

David: That gives us a chance to talk about Romney and his weaknesses, which are glaring.

But Cuzzi's mistake, which was glaring, dominated the conversation after Game 2 of the division series.

Nigella, I'm pleased to say, is now thriving in a new kitchen, which incidentally is glaring fuchsia.

There were glaring violations.

The problems were glaring.

The educational needs were glaring.

It is hard to say which is more glaring here, the evasiveness, or the dismissiveness.

But his turnovers, which are often glaring because they happen so clumsily and often come at inopportune times, are at a career high (3.3).

The N.B.A. is bracing for one of the worst drafts this decade, which is especially glaring when compared with last year's star-studded class led by Derrick Rose, O. J. Mayo and Kevin Love.

The discrepancy can be glaring in India, which has the most poor people in the world.