Sentence examples for a flagrant example of from inspiring English sources

"This is a flagrant example of scientific misconduct," Dr. Fang said.

"This service is a flagrant example of a business model powered by copyright theft on a massive scale," claimed an RIAA spokesperson.

"I have rarely seen such a flagrant example of unethical conduct in the U.S. courts," Dontzin wrote, in a post-trial statement.

Stratigaki was forced, on that occasion, too, to issue a stark condemnation of what she saw as a flagrant example of discrimination.

Not only is the information not needed to do that, but it is also a flagrant example of why Congress and the attorney general have no business second-guessing sensitive medical decisions made by individuals and their doctors.

Robert Hughes, the Australian expatriate art critic, concluded that "the reason Americans like such a flagrant example of Australian kitsch is the same reason Australians like it: Americans feel nostalgia for the vanished frontier which they think survives in Australia, but of course it's disappeared there, too".

The jailing of opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko marked a particularly flagrant example of politicised justice.

To recap, the New York attorney general alleges "a pretty flagrant example of fraud" at Barclays in New York.

The Kuwaiti example is a particularly flagrant example of the disastrous consequences of the unacknowledged and unregulated relationship between sports and politics.

(Jason and his bachelorettes' visit to the set of ABC's ailing daytime soap "General Hospital," was a far more flagrant example of cross-promotion, the television equivalent of a blood transfusion).

The Kyoto Protocol is the most flagrant example of employing junk science to justify a gargantuan government power-grab.