Sentence examples for blatant enough from inspiring English sources

"These people need a jolt," something "blatant enough to poke them in the nose".

Inferences, however, remained sound: the misdirection was blatant enough that readers were aware of it and proceeded to correct their impressions accordingly.

But his insensitivity to the nuances of human speech and behavior sets a limit on the depth of the supporting characters; we see only those traits that are blatant enough to register with Don.

The trouble is not that this is agitprop — though it is blatant enough, with its vengeful martyr ascending to the skies — but that it is kitsch, and the trouble with kitsch is that it feels like comedy with its hand down its pants, taking way too much pleasure in its own conceit.

You must highlight the current Web address by dragging the mouse over it each time you want to type a new address, an oversight blatant enough to make you wonder exactly how much time the program's designers actually tested Navigator by, say, browsing the Web.

"No one was blatant enough to say that".

The following year, federal investigators from the Office of Surface Mining wrote that West Virginia had become so lax in its enforcement of coal-mining pollution regulations that "the consequences for violating the law, even when the violations are intentional, willful and blatant, are not significant enough to be a deterrent".

She described herself as politically independent but said, also over Twitter direct message, that "we believe Mr Trump is a blatant hateful racist with enough money to buy his way to power that's something that we in good conscience can't allow".

Williams tweeted: "The blatant sexist language was bad enough but Neil Hamilton actually talked about dodgy deals with a straight face".

"The dirty trick was bad enough – but his blatant attempt to cover it up until after the election is 10 times worse".

What about getting high, drinking and driving was not enough of a blatant disrespect for rules?