Sentence examples for blatant for from inspiring English sources

The setting was too blatant for a reliever to throw at a batter.

And the literally entertainment-minded side of its storytelling becomes a shade too blatant for its own good.

Such brutality feels too blatant for Durkin's purposes, and, besides, would it not put the community at serious risk from the law?

Now there are hopeful signs that his plan to become president for life may be too blatant for the electorate to swallow.

The Maroons have been so blatant for so long that it inspired the extremely popular tune by Rugby League songster Denis Carnahan Thatt's In Queensland'.

The social agendas in these novels were too blatant for Baldwin's liking, but reading "Another Country," I wondered over and over whether it could withstand his own critical apparatus.

Those little green men will mock us for our belief in the supernatural and for our blatant disregard for the resources that sustain us.

The heat in Texas prisons continues to violate all of these rights, and there is no excuse for this blatant disregard for fundamental human rights.

"This is one of the most blatant reasons for the need for campaign finance reform".

Does the I.R.S. really have to spend my taxpayer dollars for such a blatant promotion for the executive branch?

We condemn such blatant disrespect for the people of Bangladesh for their aspiration of having a truly democratic country where only the people would elect their representatives.