Sentence examples for with glaring differences from inspiring English sources

And so long as men seek fellowship or try to chase their sorrows, the speakeasies' legacy remains, although with glaring differences: a somewhat depleted humidor remains upstairs at "21," although smoking has not been allowed since a ban on that particular vice took effect in the city this year.

Anecdotally, I've heard of multiple examples of folks who bought an Android phone in order to "Think Different" and came away disappointed when faced with the glaring differences between Android and a friend's iPhone or Blackberry.

I suggested to Solzhenitsyn that part of his problem might be one of his glaring differences with Havel: while Havel revels in Western pop culture, and writes affectionate paeans to the Rolling Stones and Frank Zappa, Solzhenitsyn calls pop culture "manure".

Early reviews of the new feature have noted marked similarities and glaring differences with Foursquare (on the former count, Facebook's logo literally depicts the number four in a square).

There are glaring differences between the two men, of course, starting with the obvious age gap.

The family structures — and tensions — on soap operas mirror those of the audience with one glaring difference.

Although the card, which will be held inside King Abdullah Sports City Stadium in the city of Jeddah, is being constructed with similar star power and length to WrestleMania, one glaring difference with WrestleMania 34 is that women will not be allowed to perform at the Greatest Royal Rumble.

But how about pointing out a glaring difference between Mr. Bush and Dr. Dean?

The teams are evenly matched, but there is one glaring difference.

There is one glaring difference though.

Still, with all the misogyny the women of the new "Ghostbusters" and their fans faced, the glaring difference between Old Navy's "Ghostbusters" options for boys and girls isn't sending the best message.