Sentence examples similar to blatant dare from inspiring English sources
And yet, when I read articles like Why Writers Love to Hate the MFA in the New York Times, I can't help but recoil in disgust at the blatant misunderstanding and – dare I say it – jealousy so obvious in those who criticize the degree.
Your fraud has to be especially venal and blatant for the SEC to dare question it, and in the case of the Marlins, the charges range from accusations of shady campaign contributions to city officials complaining they were swindled into footing a $2 million annual tax bill for the stadium's parking garages.
Wigdor LLP called their terminations "a blatant act of retaliation against those employees who dared to speak up against such unlawful racial profiling". .
Abandonment by the oncologist at the end of life seems a common regret – but I dare say it pales in comparison to the blatant dereliction of duty by alternative practitioners when cancer patients fall really ill.
None of them, however, had dared to question the RNC chairman about what Eric Resnick considered a blatant, obvious hypocrisy.
"Blatant ballot-stuffing".
This is blatant discrimination.
The hypocrisy is blatant.
