Sentence examples for blatant false from inspiring English sources

The new rule means that unless there is a blatant false start, the event would continue and the swimmer charged with the false start would be disqualified at the end of the race.

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.

Knowingly making false statements, blatant and exploitative obscenity, and child pornography are also not protected speech.

Calling it "blatant attempt to create a false impression," former Gov. Ted Strickland of Ohio, a Democrat, demanded Mr. Romney take it down on Monday.

Unfortunately I could continue with examples of her utter misuse of scripture, false teaching and blatant heresy.

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

"Unilateral publication of the attorney general's announcement just a month before the elections, without giving the prime minister an opportunity to refute these false accusations, is a blatant and unprecedented intervention in the elections," Likud said in a statement.

"The attempt to smear and falsely label the only true democracy in the Middle East by creating a false analogy is despicable and constitutes a blatant lie," Israeli UN Ambassador Danny Danon said in a statement.

Instead, based on a false premise and a series of blatant lies, Tea Party enthusiasts were whipped into a frenzy of loathing for Holder to the point that they actually called out in public to "kill him" and "lynch him".

But the blatant racial profiling that these laws engender demonstrates how false these claims are.

Sexism in tech can be as subtle as a false assumption about engineering competence or as blatant as a couple of hackathon apps that made it onto our stage last week.