Sentence examples for blatant behavior from inspiring English sources
'blatant behavior' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It typically refers to behavior that is very evident, noticeable, and/or unacceptable. For example: My boss's blatant favoritism towards certain employees was extremely off-putting.
At least one girl, who had her stomach pumped for the second time, was referred to an alcohol-abuse program, the detective said, characterizing the blatant behavior that night as "a cry for help".
"Yes, let's pray for their safe return, only if to see them kneel down and apologize to the people for the Protestants' arrogant and blatant behavior," one person wrote on one Internet bulletin board that Naver.com, the country's largest Internet portal, opened to invite condolences for the two hostages who were killed.
So many of the blatant behaviors and warning signs that could have been leveraged for protection were not available to Love.
Such appalling behavior and blatant barriers for women and girls reveal this larger ill and feed its acceptance.
Mr. Borislow's abusive behavior and blatant disregard for League rules were a clear breach of contract and led to the Boards' dismissal of magicJack as a franchise.
A. Bad behavior is the blatant act of ignoring the belief system of the company — it means not paying attention to the strategic intent of the company and not being aligned around the goals of the organization.
Baer agrees, ironically: "The behavior here was blatant and egregious.
This discriminatory behavior represents a blatant and outrageous violation of free speech.
Many individuals don't realize that workplace bullying is legal in most states and jurisdictions in the U.S., unless the actions or behaviors are so blatant that a target seeks protection under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits discrimination based on an individual's race, color, religion, sex, or national origin and later amended to include pregnancy in 1978.
Black Rock Rangers, volunteers in overalls with no official authority or status, ran interference between the "citizens" and the law, discouraging blatant drug consumption or other illegal behavior.
Except under conditions of blatant intimidation, silent acquiescence in immoral behavior often bespeaks a lack of role models, an absence of moral education and, on a societal level, a failure of aspiration.
