Sentence examples for blatant fear from inspiring English sources

"Fagan's statements are not only misleading to the court, but amount to blatant fear mongering.

Just below the surface of these facts, figures and doomsday headlines, lurks a nest of self-interest, blatant fear-mongering and just plain old irresponsibility.

But if there's anything scaring me these days, it's the blatant misuse of fear in regards to health care reform.

The blatant use of fear by Cameron and others today is no less disingenuous.

But it is one thing to read a blatant appeal to fear and nationalism coupled with a self-directed exegesis of the "great man" theory of history; it is another to see it delivered in person by a skilled communicator, standing among a crowd of elected delegates chanting "U.S.A.! U.S.A.! U.S.A.!" Trump set forth with a lengthy indictment of the status quo, starting out with crime.

Almost since the show began, Beck has blurred the line between making a point and blatant anti-Semitic fear mongering.

That film had such a profound, emotional effect on me--the blatant discrimination, the fear of AIDS--that I couldn't bear to watch it again.

"There is simply no reason for this blatant obstruction except the fear of considering anti-violence proposals in full view.

Some news stories use blatant exaggeration to strike fear and paranoia into the heart of the reader.

And we saw that Trump's blatant use of racism, fear, lies and distortions still has great utility in America's reddest places.

He was a controversial appointment at first, with many fearing his blatant support of United would make him biased and distracting.