Sentence examples for blatant in terms of from inspiring English sources
It's a long time since I've seen him be that blatant in terms of going over and being injured.
"Until recently I've only really engaged with international politics, where the binary between the left and the right is more blatant and seems more significant in terms of its effects on marginalised people and countries as a whole.
In terms of its blatant attempt to draw attention to the phallus, the European codpiece was analogous to the penis sheath of New Guinea.
Although proscience advocates hoped that Edwards would end the problem of creationism in the United States indeed, it was the death-knell for blatant, young-earth creationism, at least in terms of legislative sanction ID creationists are determined to defy the Edwards ruling.
I think yesterday marked a first in terms of a blatant effort at intimidation and retribution against the American Association of Retired People AARPP) for having the temerity to support health care reform.
Generally, "House of Cards" gets so many things right — the grubby alliance of money and politics, staffers who see everything in terms of numbers, the blatant horse-trading — than I am surprised that the journalism stuff seems to miss the mark.
Munroe now considers the event, "the straw that broke the camel's back," in terms of exposing the blatant racism of local laws and simmering resentment of the Indigenous community living there.
That night in Dallas, Ray put on a blatant display of what a story could do in terms of artifice, concision, strong feeling, shapeliness, high and surprising dramatics.
But in terms of feelings?
In terms of cash, certainly.
