Sentence examples for Blatantly incorrect from inspiring English sources

For them to say that's not key information is blatantly incorrect".

In the Independent, Guy Keleny pointed out that Heffer's example of the correct use of "exterminate" – "The Nazis exterminated the Jews" – was in fact blatantly incorrect.

Seized of the great grammarian's clarifying subtlety, and willing after 10 years to rethink my pronouncement (and allowing for sloganeering license), I cannot now denounce the current Republican slogan as blatantly incorrect.

They fought hard; they accepted the umpires' decision, never whingeing even when it was blatantly incorrect; and, right until the very end, they kept going for the win, even when that meant risking the humiliation of losing (yet again).

"The blatantly incorrect decision by the referee to award the goal has damaged the integrity of the sport and we now call on FIFA, as the world governing body for our sport, to organize for this match to be replayed," a statement by the F.A.I. said.

Kennedy's claims about vaccines are staggeringly, blatantly incorrect.

I'm not even defending the quality of the new release, but her commentary about the album was blatantly, factually incorrect, with regard to the lyrics and themes.

This seems blatantly wrong.

I think those politicians were blatantly wrong.

He's got the rules blatantly wrong.

Suggesting that female journalists are doing something wrong when they are successful in drawing attention to an issue is as incorrect as it is a blatantly sexist attempt to silence us.