In a joint statement, House Speaker John Boehner and his counterpart in the Senate, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, accused Obama of "engaging in a flagrant display of leadership that we find deeply offensive".
And digital services that display zero respect for our personal information, indeed, which make a flagrant display of their disregard for our privacy, are services we can choose not to use.
The violent clash was soon a trending topic on Twitter, prompting outrage at the flagrant display of abuse by the entourage of a visiting foreign head of state.
Earlier this month, Terry and Toni were back in the Gulf, this time in Abu Dhabi, where – despite the official primness of the Emirates, which has criminal penalties for French kissing and outlaws the flagrant display of flesh – they worked through a series of clinches that might have been used to illustrate the Kama Sutra.
As yet, no detestable remark, no flagrant display of ignorance, no scummy business deal has dissuaded his followers.
Mr. Liu did not blink at the flagrant display of piracy or see any incongruity in its existence at the same place where the anticorruption movie was being shown.
In the game two days later, the Mexican crowd, perhaps irked by this flagrant display of urination, responded by chanting 'Osama!
Congress has finally managed to pass a bill to restart the government and extend the debt limit, but it seemingly has no appreciation of the incredible damage to the institution done by the flagrant display of ineptitude and incivility in this latest crisis manufactured by Congress itself.
"You're married, already!" Scrambling up the stairs, seeking sleazy sanctuary in the Velvet Underground, sickened by this flagrant display of marital pashing, I would be greeted by my father's other greatest fan: Prince, an alsatian, who saw it as his vocation in life to generally growl at, often snarl at and occasionally take a chunk out of anyone who dared approach my sleeping dad.
Nevertheless, the evidence of the extreme wealth of the elite in a country where an estimated 300 million people live on less than $2 a day will be acutely embarrassing for Mr Xi, who has led a drive against endemic corruption and flagrant displays of wealth.
His son is notorious for flagrant displays of wealth; he owned a thirty-million-dollar mansion in Malibu (later confiscated by American officials) and more than a million dollars' worth of Michael Jackson memorabilia.
