Sentence examples for blatant examples from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of contradictory that people come to film and gape at these gorgeous, blatant examples of advertising.

It is, of course, not hard to find blatant examples of homophobia in most sports to support that view.

However, we can't convince people to put more money towards public education when there are such blatant examples of inflated compensation for the few at the top.

Environmental groups and lobbyists routinely point to the issue as one of the most blatant examples of dysfunction in the Capitol, where impasses often paralyze legislation for years.

Mohamed became one of the best-known victims of rendition and torture after 9/11, and one of the most blatant examples of British complicity in US crimes.

Is there really any genuine opportunity to curb the most blatant examples of corruption, in the Afghan government and in its civil society?

The most blatant example is in public procurement.

But that's only the most public, blatant example.

I've rarely seen such a blatant example of special pleading.

OF ALL the states, Illinois seems the most blatant example of state finances gone awry.

D. Scott Perrine, a lawyer for the three, called the incident a blatant example of police brutality.