Sentence examples for blatant fact from inspiring English sources

There is no denying to the blatant fact that the use of herbal products for prophylactic and curative purposes is thriving worldwide with the strong perception that natural products are safe and with minimal side effects.

The state's redistricting map was so blatant, in fact, the court said lawmakers had intentionally discriminated against Latino voters.

Attempts by the regimes to cut off their populations from the rest of the world by shutting down telephone and internet services proved counterproductive as it only made blatant the fact that rulers were attempting to cover up their people's outrage and widely confirmed the regime's lack of responsibility towards its own people.

Your using that false claim is a blatant manipulation of fact.

This is very clever on the part of the creators who have obviously recognised the blatant and inescapable fact that us humans are generally shallow and tend to make our initial judgement based on aesthetics.

It is blatant about the fact that all that matters to it is total income, irrespective of how it is shared or what the consequences are for those who suffer in its creation.

Her own answer — that she had everything she wanted and no one else had anything better — was a blatant lie, a fact reinforced by the subsequent shot of the food she had restrained herself from digging into: a single brussels sprout, surrounded by tiny dabs of side dishes.

Fortunately, this a not a real measure of unemployment, just another blatant obfuscation of fact out of Donald's mouth.

Right away it's obvious that not every American's ancestors left Europe in order to finally be free of a class-based society, and even more blatant is the fact that not all of our ancestor's were European to begin with.

Right away it's obvious that not every American's ancestors left Europe in order to finally be free of a class-based society, and even more blatant is the fact that not all of our ancestors were European to begin with.

Is this blatant omission of facts acceptable, or do we open ourselves up to possible litigation for withholding information from a potential buyer?... Jay A. Scaramazzo, Manhattan.