Sentence examples similar to blatant catch from inspiring English sources

That Mr. Schumer is willing to employ blatant Catch-22 illogic to pretend that Mr. Mukasey's pledge on waterboarding has any force shows what pathetic crumbs the Democrats will settle for after all these years of being beaten down.

Blatant grab for publicity?

Brief farm visits like the ones she recently did are enough to catch blatant cheaters, Rodgers says, but won't nail those who grow a plausible amount for show and then buy the rest.

This system is relatively easy to put in place and, while it won't stop all forms of register theft, it will catch blatant thieves easily.

His hiring was a blatant attempt to play catch up in the "Coolest African- American in Politics Sweepstakes".

Jack Straw, Britain's foreign secretary, said Mr. Mugabe had indulged in blatant cheating and been caught in the act.

Margaret Hodge last year declared that the commission was not fit for purpose after it had been caught approving a blatant tax avoidance scheme: "It is undermining public faith in good causes," she said.

'It will be a wake-up call,' says Gross. 'The reaction in the fashion business will be a blatant and almost laughable attempt to catch up.

Secular politicians also get caught in acts of blatant duplicity.

And it was Wyden's question to Director of National Intelligence James Clapper that caught Clapper in a blatant lie to Congress.

The investigators later forced Mr. Madoff to register as an investment adviser, but never pursued the fact that they had caught him in a blatant lie.