Sentence examples for blatant instance from inspiring English sources

Hitler is a blatant instance.

The most glaring and blatant instance of human-rights abuse in Mexico is taking place right now, in Juárez and Chihuahua City, and until April the federal government hadn't acted.

The pre-2006 RepubliCongressress utterly failed in its basic oversight duties, especially with respect to the war in Iraq, and its unparalleled use of legislative "earmarks" to crank out pork-barrel spending was an especially blatant instance of special-interest corruption.

It was the most blatant instance yet of the Trump family's profiting from its political power in this case, by shifting from its long-standing focus on luxury markets in order to make money from the very demographic that put Trump in the White House.

A blatant instance of stereotyping, the e-mails have met with strong pushback in Germany.

Western countries protest, not very loudly, at the more blatant instances of injustice.

But the officials said they felt strongly that blatant instances of wrongdoing had to be exposed.

It is dominated by a group of bulky, morose bronze sculptures from the middle 1980's -- blatant instances of raging artistic ego made three dimensional.

These are blatant instances of failure to cure, but unparalleled successes in bringing comfort to the terminally ill.

Although a panel last month determined that racing officials had no knowledge of these trainers' actions, many were shocked that such blatant instances of legal violations and animal cruelty could go unnoticed.

The recent decision of the Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina to close the University of North Carolina Law School's Center on Poverty, Work and Opportunity is a blatant and dangerous instance of political interference with academic freedom.