Sentence examples for blatant in both from inspiring English sources

This theme is blatant in both films.

Why hasn't anyone jumped on the EEOC for ignoring this blatant in-your-face problem?

What sticks in the public's craw is not partisanship, but raw, blatant, in-your-face hypocrisy.

Both are blatant in their shilling for Clinton.

MacDonald's counterintuitive style has been known to frustrate opponents, while Maia is blatant in his grapple-first approach; both fighters are slow and tactical, and this contest will likely gravitate toward the cage wall, where the clinch will dictate the outcome.

Both wealth and poverty are more blatant in New York.

Rather, I find this entire category of games both insidious in their appeal and annoyingly blatant in their attempt to commercialize their users — to turn players into payers.

Corporations are often blatant in their corruption: it's not unusual for them to give to both competing candidates in a Senate race, to ensure all sides are indebted to them.

She was blatant in her infidelity, he said, and cold.

CORRUPTION takes many forms; in some countries it is blatant, in others it is barely visible.

"They're very blatant in what they do to me," he observed.