Sentence examples for blatant is from inspiring English sources

How blatant is Mars about reaching the moms?

Especially blatant is the institutional bias against the great Willem de Kooning, represented here by a meager four paintings placed almost at random.

The most blatant is "RED, WHITE AND TUNA," the climactic chapter of the satirical Tuna Trilogy, which was perfecting blue-collar comedy before there was such a thing.

In my opinion, being blatant is one of the only ways small charities can gain the same traction and voice that larger organisations do.

As a warning, Privacy International, a human-rights watchdog in London, has berated Google, charging that its attitude to privacy "at its most blatant is hostile, and at its most benign is ambivalent".At the other extreme, Google could decide not to make money from some services in effect, to provide them as a public benefit and to destroy data about its users.

But the main reason they have been able to be so blatant is that the White House has done little to suggest it is willing to meet the GOP in the middle on some of its priorities.

So blatant was Oldenburg's source of inspiration that his wife apologised.

More blatant are those like Lulu Guinness, Kylie Minogue and Julien Macdonald who put their name to bedlinen.

Blatant corruption is also a problem.

The most blatant example is in public procurement.

Perhaps the most blatant diversion is "corn-fed".