Sentence examples for blatant evidence from inspiring English sources
We've never had a successful appeal, even backed by blatant evidence.
(This reminds me of the moment in a criminal trial when the criminal is confronted with the blatant evidence of his murder/assault/fraud – he cannot deny it, but he does not want to be directly associated with it, either).
Those courts have begun to try Serbs for genocide and other war crimes, but after blatant evidence of ethnic bias, the United Nations administration has started to include judges from outside Kosovo in the system.
But the election was tainted by blatant evidence of ballot-box stuffing and other frauds, and the country's United Nations-backed Electoral Complaints Commission has ordered recounts and forensic examinations of ballot boxes in 10percentt of polling places.
In each case, the families had repeated contact with an army of social workers and authorities who left the families intact despite troubling, even blatant, evidence of severe mistreatment.
Without this romantic, nostalgic, vernacular architecture, we can integrate the architecture into the landscape so that any blatant evidence of human presence is gone.
Such ignorance would signify a dereliction of your duty as the head of the FCC, particularly due to the severity of the allegations and the blatant lack of evidence.
The actor evidences blatant disregard for Hamlet's advice to the Players by sawing the air with his hands, and generally indicating his character's intentions.
The trial, which had been televised live and featured evidence of blatant corruption, had raised passions against Mr. Estrada.
But as the evidence of blatant disregard for safety at the incinerated building grew, disquiet swept from Shanghai, the boom's high-rise epicenter, across the country.
