Sentence examples for blatant expression from inspiring English sources
He termed Liberty Place "a most blatant expression of ego" and says he can never respect Mr. Rouse again.
(Those terms of service contain a clause prohibiting "blatant expressions of bigotry, racism, or hatred". Recent headlines from the Daily Stormer: "Synagogue Honors Jewish Murderers and Pimps for Hanukkah"; "Black Ape Robs 74-Year-Old White Woman on an Elevator").
Not since Robespierre staged the festival of the supreme being on the Champs de Mars in Paris in June 1794 can a civil religion have been given such a blatant and beautiful expression, perfectly calculated to inspire a nation.
The beard is also a blatant and almost primal expression of masculinity.
The best that technology can do in the classroom or newsroom is to spot blatant errors in written expression.
The long-standing anti-occupation group Peace Now vowed to appeal against the law to the high court of justice, denouncing it as a "a blatant violation of freedom of expression".
France's foreign ministry described Mr Muallem's comments as "a fresh expression of this blatant and unacceptable lie" that Damascus was committed to the Annan plan and urged the international community to react against the "feeling of impunity".
"It's an expression of complete and blatant disregard for collaborating with authorities," he said.
Its expression is both covert and blatant.
"This is not just a senseless murder, it is a blatant attack on the right to freedom of expression.
Sarah Jackson, the group's East Africa deputy director, criticized the shutdown as a "blatant violation of Ugandans' fundamental rights to freedom of expression and to seek and receive information".
