Sentence examples for and blatant in the from inspiring English sources

Lucas's hand in the show is evident in the elegant props that focus segments of the choreography, and blatant in the giant arm that cranks up and down in a mechanical mime of masturbation during the final dance.

Though broad in comedy and blatant in sentimentality, Sunshine on Leith refuses to play by the rules of the jukebox musical.

But Alfano's music is too generic and blatant in its brassy fervor.

This political ecology, more inevitable and blatant in administrations like those of Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, was not really that surprising.

Every day, with dreadful ticket sales and blatant holes in the roster, the gap between the Mets and the Yankees seems to be widening like a fault in the earth.

His sexual ambivalence, just like his bitter loathing for his first wife and his distinctly angular attitude to the British army, is latent and sometimes blatant in the novel.

This shift is blatant in the shots above and under the waterline, as seen below. .

Sure, money is a part of the motive, but it wasn't as blatant in the lack of craft and skill in the music.

I hate to describe such things, because they probably sound silly or blatant in the telling, but they add immeasurably to the fun and are carried out by the performers with an effortless effervescence.   .

Really, this is true wherever you go, but it's extremely blatant in the Valley of the Spun.

Gilligan's allusions to Walt Whitman were fairly blatant in the series, but there are also several Wonka references sprinkled throughout.