Sentence examples for blatant fake from inspiring English sources

Despite the work being a blatant fake – to modern eyes – Goering badly wanted a Vermeer for his collection.

Lastly, without using journalistic exhumation of false and non-existing emperor's new clothes, we do not believe we are able to scare anyone to the point of being silent in front of a blatant fake.

Maddow: When the coal industry stole letterhead from the NAACP and used it to write letters to Congress to make it look like the NAACP was against cap and trade political science textbooks across the country had to be scrapped and re-written to account for the new, most blatant fake grassroots corporate PR effort ever now they've topped even that.

The most blatant example of fake news to hit Germany so far occurred earlier this year over reports that a 13-year-old girl of Russian origin, known as Lisa F, had been raped in Berlin by refugees from the Middle East.

President Poroshenko's press office released a statement calling the BBC report a "blatant lie, slander and fake".

Hoaxes can be lumped into two schools: 1) blatant lies and 2) fake stories that claim to expose some "facts" purposely left out by the mainstream media.

Dreamworld is Disney World done right, minus the fake nostalgia and blatant commercialization.

Blatant farce could jostle tragedy".

And while parliamentarian pamphlet writers are generally assumed to be behind this particular sequence of Civil War fakes, Stoyle believes one particularly blatant pamphlet in the series — which claimed the dog was not only a witch but that the prince was having sex with it — is a doubly bogus hoax fake.

They also claimed that fake transactions were rampant in the store, as was blatant manipulation of the company's return policy.

The fraud had been crude and blatant.