Sentence examples for Blatantly wrong from inspiring English sources

This seems blatantly wrong.

I think those politicians were blatantly wrong.

It is a reaction to the habit of criticising it as over simplistic, mechanistic, or simply blatantly wrong.

You don't have to be doing blatantly wrong things, like cheating.

"But mine won't allow me to do something like that that is that blatantly wrong".

Mr Trobe said that the fact that different standards were applied to January and June exams was "blatantly wrong".

Some of these, such as cash given by Spain and Germany to the coal industry, are blatantly wrong-headed.

Rather than debate over whether Kristof wants to engage in a blame-game against professors or if he simply misses the material conditions of social change to which all of us -- professors included -- are subject, I'd like to take on some of his premises that did strike me as blatantly wrong-headed.

But rather than debate over whether Kristof wants to engage in a finger-pointing, blame-game against professors or if he simply misses the material conditions of social change to which all of us -- professors included -- are subject, I'd like to take on some of his premises that did strike me as blatantly wrong-headed.

Click the bubble underneath "Reject - not a word" when the word is blatantly spelled wrong.

"It's serious if you just blatantly do something wrong," he said, "but there's a lot of flexibility to do what you need to do on your own property".