glaring造句

His glaring eyes are looking straight upward.

One of the most glaring examples is energy policy.

There are some glaring exceptions to Facebook’s colonization kick.

His appointments, with one or two glaring exceptions, have been good, some excellent.

Energy, the motor of development and economic growth, is a glaring exception.

Had the man been sitting there glaring at him for the entire night without him knowing?

Relations have been bad for years, with the two countries glaring at each other over a long, disputed border.

He was glaring at the stripper, his eyes dark above the mask that gave his face a ghoulish appearance.

Things reached the point where the two groups sat on opposite sides of the church, glaring across the aisle.

That India is an open society and China is not is one of the most glaring differences between the two.

The one glaring imbalance was in housing: both house prices and construction had risen well above traditional norms by 2006.

That is in part a consequence of the government's most glaring weakness: the shortage of literate, capable, honest people to staff an administration.

We told you which cars we really want to drive, and you returned the favor, pointing out some truly glaring omissions from our original list.

Gas stations - how many times have you seen an intersection with gas stations glaring at each other from corner to corner?

The glaring exception to all of this is India, which unlike the rest of Asia has a housing bubble, a borrowing binge and a current-account deficit.

During the interventions, the chairman looked on, glaring at the proceedings, turning now and then to consult the secretariat. No courtesy nor proper attention were accorded to the speakers.

A glaring discrepancy(差异） has emerged between the career ambitions of Chinese female teenagers and their Japanese counterparts, according to a survey published yesterday by a Japanese think-tank.

When I saw two glaring car headlights at the top of her street (which I had not noticed a very short time earlier) I once again started to freak out.