Sentence examples for a blatant message from inspiring English sources
"It felt like a lot of preaching to the choir," said Mr. Johnson, who spoke of the limited ability of a blatant message movie like "An Inconvenient Truth" actually to change minds.
"There no longer has to be a large blatant message in your art for it to garner attention.
It's bold and fun, if a bit gorey, and well worth the watch for those into sci-fi with a blatant political message.
Later, the show issues other equally blatant messages like "Big Brother is Watching You".
If it didn't start with the war in Vietnam, it unquestionably did by the early 1980s, when big business received both tacit and blatant messages from Washington that they could flout Federal regulations with relative impunity.
Meanwhile, his opponent John McCain has been unfocused and reactive -- picking a woefully unqualified running mate after meeting her only once for crass political reasons, "suspending" his campaign to "deal with" the financial crisis, and shifting his economic message in a blatant pander to public anger about Wall Street.
Longtime Disney animator Mark Henn, who worked on Frozen, agrees that the film has a Christian message, but not a blatant one.
The track's lyricism regards a nostalgic message about a former significant other and a blatant double entendre for sexual intercourse.
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The second message was arguably more urgent than the first, because if the notion spreads that the U.S. somehow endorsed a blatant insult to Islam's founding prophet, the rage could metastasize, costing lives.
