Sentence examples for blatant divisions from inspiring English sources
His parents, social activists, favored neighborly expanses, not blatant divisions of property.
"Suffice it to say," Ms. Kassekert said, "that this commission cannot be intimidated and the division's blatant efforts to do so will fall on deaf ears".
"Suffice it to say that this commission cannot be intimidated, and the division's blatant efforts to do so fall on deaf ears," said Linda M. Kassekert, chairwoman of the commission, before Wednesday's vote.
Although some aspects of their personal lives are described, the reader never gets to know them well enough except as tireless investigators, with Norris as a committed chief examiner who used some of his own money to buy equipment and keep his division working properly despite the blatant corruption in New York City's government.
While this blatant move by the conservative-dominated parliament epitomizes divisions among the so-called principlists, the interrogation session was far less explosive that many expected.
Yet, unlike the English (and Italians), I am imbued with an Australian contempt for divisions of class, for overt shows of elitism and blatant nepotism.
Either racial attitudes are naked, blatant and visible, this thinking goes, or they're nonexistent, manufactured by race baiters and hucksters as devices of division.
"Blatant ballot-stuffing".
This is blatant discrimination.
