Sentence examples for a blatant display from inspiring English sources
For them, a blatant display of newly acquired wealth is the height of luxury in New Delhi, ensuring the success of event management companies and flagship luxury stores.
Seconds later, Twitter predictably lost it, the usual 'social media activists' furiously typing their indignation at such a blatant display of 'misogyny'misogyny
That night in Dallas, Ray put on a blatant display of what a story could do in terms of artifice, concision, strong feeling, shapeliness, high and surprising dramatics.
This was a blatant display of white privilege by a judge who should have recused himself due to his strong bias.
Nothing was more hypocritical than British ministers at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, "raising human rights issues" with Chinese officials as a sort of burp, before cheering on a blatant display of communist autocracy.
The Tories also appear ready for a remarkable volte-face, by floating the reintroduction of the fuel-duty escalator - a device the party adopted when in government in 1993 but then disowned, in a blatant display of bandwagon jumping following the nationwide fuel protests of 2000.
Troops had seized critical military, transport, and communications installations before fanning out across the state in an increasingly blatant display of muscle in the last 48 hours.
In 2005, a forum-goer named Nathan Poe pronounced one of the most quintessential Internet laws: Without a winkie or other "blatant display of humor," parodies of extreme views can't be distinguished from the genuine article.
What was shocking was co-anchor Alisyn Camerota's blatant display of white privilege vis-a-vis a twelve year old AMERICAN girl of Asian descent.
Yet this blatant display of sycophancy towards a dictatorial regime has instantly reduced Britain's status and standing in the eyes of those who once admired it.
I have a low opinion of the Pakistan team's blatant display of religiosity, but many young British Muslims will see it as symbolically significant.
