But the things she left out were, to her, the most glaring.

The difference may be most glaring in the running game.

I want to pick on two which are the most glaring.

The King turned away, his face white in the glaring light of the star.

Glaring, I thought he might start a fight with me right there.

The glaring eyes, too, have almost lost their human character.

He could see two glaring eyes staring into his face.

So the failure to ask the tough questions is even more glaring.

He raised a hand to protect his eyes from the glaring light.

He has had a good career, but one with a glaring hole.

But an even more glaring issue is the actual god box case.

The glaring eyes of the man proved that the girl's words were true.

He understood the order that showed in the glaring eyes.

The thing that I find most glaring is the lack of required training.

"I think the most glaring thing that you see is their speed," said Brown.

The report also points out glaring problems with the way states collect data on both school and student performance.

John was still glaring, but he did not deny the charge.

Patrick only getting 7 shots was the most glaring thing.

But it also has some of the most glaring disparities.

The failed state of Somalia is just the most glaring example.

One of the most glaring is their relatively low melting point.

I sat down on the hood of the car and for the first time asked the glaring question: Why?

But all involved agree that her free fall has had a glaring focal point.

I turn toward my enemy as the glaring light hits me in the eyes.

And even the ground was lit up by the glaring light of those letters!

Even then he could see the glare right through them.

For a few minutes the night got lost in the glare.

Black night around us and a glare of light from the city.

The glare of the light was right in her eyes.

The glare of the administration area was too far off to matter.

Now he was in the full glare of the light.

One person standing, life on the line and in the glare.

Through the glare, he could see someone standing over him.

The glare of the sun was too much for him now.

Outside, the sun was going down in a red glare.

The next was a glare when I opened my eyes.

A few minutes passed before a figure cut the glare.

He turned back, his face set in a cold glare.

But the glare made it too hard to be sure.

"All I can see is the glare from the business end."

His face was quite lost in the glare of the sun.

He turned and looked at her with a cold glare.

The media glare has been hard on some of his students, he said.

I even went to see her once in the hospital and all she did was glare at me.

If there is light turned on, you would see a little bit of glare, but not much else.

Could he deal with the daily glare of the news media?

It seemed like that at first after the glare of the street.

The huge glare behind him made it difficult to see.

She turned her glare upon him but did not speak.

I walked up to the man and gave him a good glare.

Both of them glared across the table at each other.

The three of them had not moved, but instead simply glared at him.

With a little start, she looked up and glared at him.

The two men glared at each other for a moment.

He glared back at the Face and made a decision.

He glared at me for what seemed like a long time.

He glared at the woman who had asked the question.

She glared at him a moment longer, then turned and went inside.

He glared at me and began to move about again.

All of them glared at him as they went past.

He bit the two words out and glared at the man in white.

His wife did not answer, and he glared at her.

She turned away, glaring at the ground in front of her.

She glared at him, but he did not look away.

She glared at my eyes for a moment, and then looked away.

He came back into the living room then, glaring at me.

The old man glared a moment longer, then moved away.

He glared at her until she gave up and went off.

He came over to the girl and glared at her.

Along with another student always glaring at them when they're together.

She said nothing for a time, just glared at him.

He glared at her from the head of the table.

Eyes from the dark were glaring toward the table top.

She glared right back at me, and her eyes were very dark.

He just looked away while the President glared at him.