Sentence examples for blatant exception from inspiring English sources
The only time she tunes out is when people criticize her, which has been rare, with one blatant exception.
One blatant exception was Ross Perot, the billionaire-turned-politician who ran for president twice in the '90s, who was played by Katrina Johnson and became a recurring character on the show.
Aside from this blatant exception, great care was taken to make the process look fair.
The new legislative body made up of 18 members who were elected last November from equal population districts, replaced the 10‐member Board of Supervisors, which was con sidered one of the most blatant exceptions to the one‐man, one‐ vote decision handed down by the Supreme Court in 1963.
It can also proceed in large increments, providing probably the most blatant exceptions to the general rule that evolution proceeds by small steps.
Eisenhower's exceptions included blatant transgressions of national sovereignty such as turning northern Burma into an unwilling springboard for abortive invasions of China, arming regional revolts to partition Indonesia, and overthrowing elected governments in Guatemala and Iran.
The essay is almost entirely free of blatant factual finagling, with one big exception: No one doubts that poison gas was used in Syria.
In the context of the rather restrained French sculpture of the 18th century, the blatant sensuality of Clodion (byname of Claude Michel) is the exception rather than the rule.
Roe Lach, speaking generally, said that exceptions to the statute of limitations include "willful pattern of conduct" and "blatant disregard for some fundamental rule," both of which would appear to apply in the Miami case.
OK, so normally we don't like to feature blatant advertisements, but since it's Mark Ronson and the Olympics are coming up, we decided to make an exception.
