glaring

IPA: gɫˈɛrɪŋ

Examples of "glaring" in Sentences

My daughter refused to say, her expression glaring defiance.
The most glaring is to exercise their right to keep and bear arms.
Close your eyes and see their faces glaring from the beast's skull.
Even more glaring is that in these same studies, Insignia POPS was found to have executed in less than 20% of the stores we surveyed.
The perception was that I had certain glaring deficits as a reporter, chief being that I could write a pretty feature but was a washout with hard news.
It spotlights what he calls a glaring problem for investors: that most indexes are hard-wired to overlook bargains and overpay for wildly popular stocks.
Moodley was critical of what he termed a glaring ommision of the report to include information which would have contributed to greater transparency and understanding of how and why the Motheo contract was awarded.
This, of course, is an exercise in glaring intellectual dishonesty, yet the Globe not only gave prominence to a shoddy little piece of propaganda, but tore away all of the author's clever nuances by referring itself to the boycott as "plain anti-Semitic."