Sentence examples for blatant act from inspiring English sources
The magistrate overseeing the case said: "This was a blatant act of neglect of a dog.
Usually, China and South Korea would be howling at this blatant act of Japanese "remilitarisation".
In their eyes, it's either a huge failure on our part or a blatant act of complicity.
Gosper, Australia's senior Olympic executive, has come under severe criticism at home and abroad for what many viewed as a blatant act of nepotism.
In the most blatant act of misogyny we've seen this series, Maura looks on in horror as she is boiled down to her constituent parts.
The most blatant act of English poaching in Spanish imperial waters was Drake's circumnavigation of the Earth, during which Spanish shipping was looted, Spanish claims to California ignored, and Spanish world dominion proved to be a paper empire.
Even supposedly impressive design often papers over blatant acts of architectural cynicism or exclusion.
Nevertheless, the Hall has long included any number of inductees with character issues, including, in particular, blatant acts of racism.
Allowing the trivialization of the War Powers Act to stand will open the way for even more blatant acts of presidential war-making in the decades ahead.
The consent of local African rulers was frequently misrepresented or evaded, and company operations initially consisted of blatant acts of military conquest.
Even before Jimmy Page's and Robert Plant's blatant acts of cultural pilferage, Elvis Presley had enriched himself in a genre that did not originate with his ethnic group.
