Sentences with phrase «more glaring»

The more we focused on each other's shortcomings, the more glaring they became.

The only thing more glaring than a generic objective is one that was clearly intended for another position.

Nvidia said this was omitted on the original Shield to keep the weight down, however its omission is a little more glaring this time around since there is no screen attached to the device.

The more time passes the more glaring issues come to light, and it...

The fact that G5 Plus units sold in Asia offer the feature makes its omission in the U.S. even more glaring.

The gameplay falters more frequently than it should around frustrating technical hiccups that are all the more glaring alongside Naughty Dog's bountiful upgrades to the presentation.

As John G. has indicated the access to the courts issue is in fact a much more glaring problem.

It's not unusual to see stories misreported in some way or another — from simple errors like misidentifying the parties to more glaring problems in interpreting the decision.

One final point - the more CEA pushes CES's green side and encourages eco-friendly products, services and events, the more glaring its other moves that put the environment second will become.

Hollywood is notorious for being about as subtle as a sledgehammer when its films venture some symbolism — so for that reason, it tends to be a good place to look for some of the more glaring reflections of American culture.

In the case of the sea level data the bad practice is even more glaring for two reasons.

The cowardice of the WSJ is all the more glaring when compared to the steadfast realism of The Economist.

Sizes once again collide with pieces like Recyclapool where the miniature figures enjoy a pool part on a drinks can and Killer Heels, a more glaring statement about domineering powers.

And between the two issues, I actually find that more glaring than a lack of multiplatform titles, since the exclusives are what give a console its identity.

The laughable «moral» systems, «choices,» and «romance» mechanics in Mass Effect are probably more glaring to someone who isn't used to seeing them as a matter of course for unlocking more content.

While post-release patches have addressed some of the more glaring errors in the game's animations and engine, hopes that single - player downloadable content (DLC) would fix the story itself have been dashed.

Some are more glaring than others.

While there are some characters who are stronger than others, they also have more glaring weaknesses.

Disregarding some of the more glaring discrepancies, the core of the Mega Man X series revolves around X, a futuristic robot whose design was copied to create a race of sentient robots known as Reploids.

Still, that's no reason not to curl up by the fire with a glass of nog or nog substitute and listen to I «Snow Miser» Coleman and Jay «Heat Miser» Petrequin discuss why Star Wars «eighth episode is easily one of the best movies of the year, extol the merits of DOOM «s Switch port (now that Bethesda's bothered to fix some of the more glaring issues), catch up on some of the year's best games, movies, books, and music; and review Bridge Constructor Portal which, to the surprise of no one who was actually paying attention, did not turn out to be a stealth reveal for Half Life 3.

It's a problem with many games, but it's much more glaring in an online multiplayer title.

Before there were other far more glaring flaws that took precedence over Bungie's desire to draw influences from the Souls series of games.

This is all the more glaring given that Final Fantasy games are renowned for looking gorgeous.

I can't really blame the developers on some of the more glaring issues with the original.

I disagree, motion controls were the least of the game's problems, it had other, far more glaring issues with its design, such as the backpedalling from the open world in Wind Waker to a more linear, directed experience, with a bloated main quest and little side content.

Although a detailed critique is beyond the scope of this letter, a brief overview of the more glaring weaknesses will, I think, make the point.

In addition, if you've made any sort of credit mistake, like missing a payment, this mistake will appear much more glaring compared to another applicant with a long credit history.

The conflict of interest is even more glaring if the investment dealership itself is extending the loan or collecting management fees on the investments — or both.

This reality has dogged the agenting sector relentlessly and, indeed, becomes more glaring in the light of «author services» scams that crop up, as Jane Friedman said to me the other day, «like toadstools.»

Lexus has also just launched the NX compact crossover line with hybrid variant making the need for the RX to be updated all the more glaring.

Honestly, Cadillac is supposed to be the «Standard of the World,» so when it falls short, to me it's all the more glaring.

«With Brexit looming ever nearer and a growing skills crisis, the continued failure to recruit the required number of teachers to science subjects like Physics and Biology grows ever more glaring.

However, there are many things wrong with this movie, and knowing going in that the movie doesn't live up to the hype, the problems are even more glaring.

More glaring than the writing deficiencies are the visual ones.

Among the many oversights in this year's Oscar nominations, none was more glaring than the absence of this breathtaking visionary western from all but the best cinematography and supporting actor categories.

Though presented as a thinking man's thriller, «I Origins» instead asks intelligent auds to dive deep, while insisting that they overlook its more glaring plot holes.

It's a lack of currency made all the more glaring for a film, Lee Tamahori's Die Another Day, desperate to please Bond - philes (Republicans and children, literal and figurative) by being an overt rehash of every Bond entry preceding it rather than the usual unintentional rehash.

The exclusions are more glaring with this isolated from the Kazan Collection.

Consider very carefully the message of this disturbing little trinket and the more glaring technical problems of the piece (from the animation to the lack of any real voice talent — April Winchell in place of Rosie O'Donnell is a particularly surprising drop - off given the excrescence of O'Donnell) pale in comparison.

The jokes are also zippy enough, each scene often accompanied by a catchy song that subconsciously makes you forgive the movie's more glaring flaws.

Some of Mana's more glaring issues would seem to stem from the development hell it went through.

But these films have tried desperately to make Bond «gritty» and when you do that the plot holes just become more glaring.

The fixation on Marina's body is all the more glaring considering that Lelio includes one scene that establishes, at least superficially, the irrelevance and insensitivity of questions about anatomy and genitals.

I have managed to see just under 500 — a shameful amount, really — but with this new project I aim to see some of the more glaring omissions and, with the help of my home city's screen culture, do so on the big screen where they belong.

As the second half unfolds, the absence of an emotional core becomes ever more glaring, hopping from one action beat to the next without ever asking us to care — or, at times, understand — what's going on.

Okay, the film's story is hardly needled - thin, but it is thin, with a limited sense of meaty consequence and direction that may be intentional, but is still kind of problematic, pumping the final product with natural shortcomings that it doesn't simply fail to dilute, but makes all the more glaring with the aforementioned issues in atmospheric and structural pacing.

May have embellished laces around the neck, or the Daman will look even more glaring.

Soon, the damage done by sleep deprivation leads to cognitive decline and more glaring forgetfulness.

This comparison becomes even more glaring with some of the other nutrients.

He added: «Now that we know the atrociousness of the misconduct, it only makes the failure more glaring.»