Sentence examples for a blatant form from inspiring English sources

Gay conversion therapy is a blatant form of child abuse.

The president of the Association of Black Psychologists at the time declared that such research was in itself  "a blatant form of stereotyping and racism".

The governor is also giving away tens of thousands of free tickets to residents who help clean up the city this month, an offer that some critics see as a blatant form of vote buying just weeks before the elections.

That paneer Wikipedia post, for instance, somehow devolved into a platform for Cool Freaks commenters to argue that the world paneer simply means cheese, so giving it a separate Wikipedia page is a blatant form of Orientalism.

That is cruel and is a blatant form of animal abuse.

Also true, the task force has morphed into a less blatant form of ambulance chasing than it at first appeared.

I cannot think of a more blatant form of regressive taxation and sad promotion of easily formed and difficult-to-get-rid-of addictions for young and old alike.

The conception can be found in a very blatant form, for example, in the writings of Moses Mendelssohn, for whom, unlike Kant, it was applicable even in the case of geometry [Quotation].

In fact, Alibaba's massive transaction simply serves to remind us all that it could have been still worse had the company opted for an even more blatant form of shutting out investors: adopting a dual or multi-share class structure.

But as Malaysia has clearly demonstrated, the first thing that happens after capital controls are imposed is a return to the most blatant form of cronyism — a bailout for the boys on a massive macro scale.

Simply altering the final result at a polling station is perhaps the most blatant form of cheating, but Russia's electoral fraudsters can be much more inventive than that.