Sentence examples for blatant in the from inspiring English sources

Lucas's hand in the show is evident in the elegant props that focus segments of the choreography, and blatant in the giant arm that cranks up and down in a mechanical mime of masturbation during the final dance.

Company evaluations are a fabulous example of the one-upmanship that is more blatant in the US: US colleagues tend to score themselves a lot higher than they do over in the UK.

His sexual ambivalence, just like his bitter loathing for his first wife and his distinctly angular attitude to the British army, is latent and sometimes blatant in the novel.

This shift is blatant in the shots above and under the waterline, as seen below. .

Really, this is true wherever you go, but it's extremely blatant in the Valley of the Spun.

Gilligan's allusions to Walt Whitman were fairly blatant in the series, but there are also several Wonka references sprinkled throughout.

Bruce added it was "like something out of Swan Lake - it's that blatant", in reference to the ballet written by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky in 1876.

It's surprising that he would be so blatant in regards to the picking and choosing, yes, but let's not pretend we're learning something we didn't already know at this point.

Nor is there any blatant pandering in the performances.

Closer to adulthood, his affair with Tracey Claudius left blatant traces in the strip.

He also found "blatant collusion" in the deal between the El Paso subsidiaries.