Sentence examples for a blatant need from inspiring English sources
There is today a blatant need for new antifungal agents, because of the recent increase in life-threatening infections involving an ever-greater number of fungal strains.
"If you break rules in a blatant fashion, you need to be banned for life," he said.
"The most important thing is that it's all age appropriate, but we grew up reading Cinderella and that didn't turn me into a blatant heterosexual, so we need to just chill out a bit, don't we?
A promo for NBC's game "The Weakest Link" touted the contestants' need for "Machiavellian survival skills," a blatant reference to the first "Survivor" winner, Richard (Machiavelli) Hatch.
His group's website asserts that "any notion that Texas needs FEMA is misinformation at best and a blatant lie at worst".
But wherever Act of Valor is to be screened, there will be no need; it is a recruitment vehicle in itself and a blatant one.
Steinzor sees a blatant imbalance in the way the government weighs health and safety needs against the profits of its corporate partners.
The media should be uncompromising in condemning this for what it is: a blatant attempt to stir up hate, bigotry and mindless passion at a time when there is a need for balance, reason and self-reflection.
A genuine pop show needs to be flexible to avoid such tastelessness, otherwise giving everyone the same identikit show indicates a blatant disregard for legacy her fans cling to.
"It was a blatant foul," he said.
