Sentence examples for blatant appearance from inspiring English sources

The people in court who want the tedium to endure eternally are the twenty-one defendants in the dock, who disconcert the spectator by presenting the blatant appearance that historical characters, particularly in distress, assume in bad paintings.

While Heineken bottles turn up in various scenes of the show — at the chef's restaurant; the rocker's concerts; and the gallery owner's art shows — the appearances are nowhere near as blatant as they were in earlier versions of branded entertainment efforts like "The Restaurant" on NBC.

"The absolute conflicts and appearance of conflicts are much more blatant in these proposed awards than in the welfare-to-work set".

TV host and news reporter Julie Chen, who is Chinese American, faced blatant discrimination for years due to her physical appearance.

On my way to a Saturday morning panel on "Gender Discrimination Revisited: Subtle, Blatant and Covert," I was stopped short by the appearance of Ralph Nader, which also evidently diverted other panelists from their proposed rounds.

After the fourth episode, Jan Moir of The Daily Mail reviewed the show, describing it as a "spin of a wheel away from total disaster", and calling the appearances of Simon Cowell related music acts a "blatant plugfest".

He noted the appearance of frostbite on butterflies, or the "black blatant / clarions" of crows "in the gawky branches".

GOP presidents Nixon, Reagan, Bush Sr., and especially George W. Bush, took great pains to give the appearance that they were not overt racists, and that blatant racism was not part of their appeal.

If investors rated analysts, those taken in by such blatant attempts at manipulation would surely earn a "sell".* "A Matter of Appearances: How Corporate Leaders Manage the Impressions of Financial Analysts about the Conduct of their Boards", by James Westphal and Melissa Graebner, Academy of Management Journal, February 2010.

For a rundown of book signings and national radio and TV appearances, go to my newly designed website (under construction), ThatsSports.com I apologize for the blatant commercial, but hey, you're not paying for my Top 5 right?

It is full of the usual boy-comedy stuff: homophobic humor so blatant that it must be making fun of homophobia (right?); easy, knowing sendups of movie and television clichés; appearances by actors from your favorite sitcoms (assuming you like "The Office, Parksks and Recreation" and "New Girl"); exploding cars; a joke about "Glee".