Sentence examples for blatant ones from inspiring English sources

"There's honest mistakes, but then there's the blatant ones.

Some yeogwans may double as love hotels: you'll find a stack of porn videos by the reception desk at the more blatant ones.

Now universities are more likely to argue that racial diversity is valuable for its own sake.But racial preferences are unpopular among whites, and the most blatant ones are, increasingly, illegal.

The deep-seated vein of anti-intellectualism that runs through American culture has subtle effects as well as blatant ones -- and I think, could help explain the recent spate of dramatic failures in university governance.

Through Oct. 14 The pluses and minuses of Meg Webster's current show are blatant: one installation piece is excellent, the other isn't.

Calling the Security Council resolution a "blatant, one-sided, anti-Israeli" measure, he said it would not bring the Israelis and Palestinians together or strengthen the prospects for peace.

There has to be sympathy for Arsenal, who resented the award of the penalty here when they had been refused a more blatant one in the first leg.

Longtime Disney animator Mark Henn, who worked on Frozen, agrees that the film has a Christian message, but not a blatant one.

That smartphone manufacturers are slowly blurring the line between phones and tablets isn't a surprise, but that push for ever-larger phone screens always seems more like blatant one-upmanship than innovation for consumers' sakes.

I exited the Army as a 1st Lieutenant; this blatant one-up-manship pierced my heart like a bullet from a sniper's rifle.

If that line doesn't stick, the other blatant one, about which Public Knowledge President Gigi Sohn has written, is that the Justice Department is looking to settle the case.