Sentence examples for blatant need from inspiring English sources

There is today a blatant need for new antifungal agents, because of the recent increase in life-threatening infections involving an ever-greater number of fungal strains.

Above all, the blatant cronyism needs to stop - the appointment of friends and relatives, allowing the sale of high profit companies and properties to friends and family, lowering taxes for the rich while putting higher burdens on the low and middle classes.

"If you break rules in a blatant fashion, you need to be banned for life," he said.

For him, sex was essentially a mechanical release - "a liberation" - and he was increasingly blatant about his need for it.

Finally, because of his blatant Islamophobia, we need to resist Michael Flynn's appointment as National Security Advisor.

Corruption is embarrassingly all too blatant while basic needs go unmet.

It has to be easier to vote and more people have to be interested in voting gerrymandering needs to be less blatant, campaign finance rules probably need to shift.

"This is one of the most blatant reasons for the need for campaign finance reform".

She doesn't need such blatant signifiers, which come close to functioning as spoilers all by themselves.

"The most important thing is that it's all age appropriate, but we grew up reading Cinderella and that didn't turn me into a blatant heterosexual, so we need to just chill out a bit, don't we?

Then came Murphy's ninth-minute penalty when Gera was fouled by Ivan Ivanov, an offence so blatant there was no need for the extra official behind the goal, a trial for this game.