Comparison of two managers' records can seldom have revealed a more glaring contrast in attitudes.

However, in glaring contrast to this point of view has been the strong rise in the price of gold.

His main characters are monsters, and stand out in glaring contrast to the regularity of the plays' structure and versification.

By producing glaring contrasts of wealth and privilege it has created a new class society.

Somebody had spraypainted the walls and door with big glaring eyes and strange faces.

Usually one gets a full-face view of them only at night, when they are caught looking at one with glaring eyes in the headlights of a car.

What did he see behind those big, glaring eyes?

One writer described the photograph as showing the author's jagged menacing teeth and evil, glaring eyes.

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

But with the benefit of hindsight, it's apparent that there was one glaring hole in their skill sets.

The whole sorry affair had highlighted a glaring hole in aviation insolvency arrangements.

One reason, maybe, for one glaring hole in the consultations: no news on flight paths.

The narrative still has glaring holes and there are questions over where the money will come from, how it will be distributed and who will benefit.

Their spirited performances help cover up glaring holes in the plot.

As a guest of the ceremony, it was impossible not to notice the glaring lack of recognised talent from diverse backgrounds.

The clubs are hamstrung by a glaring lack of corporate facilities.

Reporters on the front line have noted a glaring lack of discipline and co-ordination among the rebels, who lack such basic battlefield communications as two-way radios.

Mainly a glaring lack of individual talent.

However, even though the advertising pages went up 30 percent, there was a glaring lack of black models in them.

But such iconic images have a glaring mistake — these behemoths didn’t have swan-like, curved necks.

Historically the church has a poor record of loving discipline (probably due in part to the most glaring mistakes getting the most publicity).

A check through the first few pages of the website reveals at least 20 glaring mistakes.

They must admit glaring mistakes and start cleaning the mess up.

This means that only the glaring mistakes are overturned.

The glaring omission in the calendar of an aspirational championship meeting has been remedied.

There was also a glaring omission - nobody spoke to me about nutrition.

The shortlist has a glaring omission.

Darling did make one glaring omission - the national electricity grid.

There was one glaring omission.

But there's one glaring problem: what happens to this programme when everyone has gone home?

A glaring problem was that each centre negotiated separately when buying the same items.

It didn't hit his radar as a glaring problem, financially or politically.

One glaring problem was the 40 minutes of form-filling required to open a chequing account.

However, there are two glaring problems with trying to develop supersonic jets for the 21st century.