Glaring in a sentence

And if true, they reveal a glaring hole in the health policies of Canada's residential schools.

As the sun creeped out from behind the clouds and began glaring, the Kentucky native slipped on some cool, dark sunglasses.

A week on from McCarthy’s rejection, after less than nine months as speaker, the fundamental fault line in the party remains as glaring as ever.

Azumarill has a glaring weakness to Greninja's Poison-type move Gunk Shot, but if holding a Covert Cloak, Azumarill can avoid being poisoned, and a Water Tera type would even sort out its one weakness in this situation.

Both have an ocean of cap space and glaring needs on the perimeter (assuming James Harden ultimately spurns Houston in favor of returning to Philadelphia).

Brian Daboll has looked like the real deal in New York, but the Giants still have a glaring need at receiver.

Bullpen help was Baltimore’s most glaring need going into the deadline, and Fujinami has the potential to be another high-leverage reliever at manager Brandon Hyde’s disposal.

But, of course, there is a glaring one: Almirante played a major role in the antisemitic propaganda of Mussolini’s regime.

Chamberlain said her PhD would propose a number of recommendations to address these glaring shortcomings, including options for ACC to pursue court action against negligent companies.

Coach Crowley has the Eagles playing pretty good hockey, with the one glaring exception being that BC had been unable to cash in on their opportunities for a stretch that resulted in a string of frustrating losses.

Cousins went 31 for 39 for 273 yards and two scores and a rushing touchdown to cap the game's opening possession, the too-short throw to Hockenson his one glaring mistake.

Daniele Gates and Yohan Geronimo got married despite all the glaring warning signs.

DeSantis is among eight Republican hopefuls set to be on stage at the Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee with one glaring exception.

Even the moments that shined brightest always seemed to be overshadowed by the glaring deficiencies that plagued the team.

From the 3 games that Eguavoen played in last year’s Afcon, even a casual observer like me was able to decipher and decode his methods with their glaring shortcomings.

Glaring fiercely, she saw neither students nor ceiling nor window, only the empty air in front of her.

Governor Yusuf was urged not to appeal the verdict at the Supreme Court as the evidence against him is too glaring to ignore.

Has the glaring visage ever given you a fright?

However, the workings of this technique were later changed entirely in a bid to rectify a glaring mistake on the author’s part, becoming another one of the series’ many incongruities.

I knew it could include glaring errors in otherwise convincing text, but, surely, it hadn’t made up URLs when asked for sources?