Sentence examples similar to blatant outrage from inspiring English sources

It seemed like one of those blatant outrages, a case of good versus evil with an easy solution if the United States government would just come to the rescue.

As an anthropologist with over 16 years of residence in Japan, I have long been outraged by blatant discrimination in the Japanese mass media not only toward black Americans and Africans, but also to South and Southeast Asians.

Show your outrage over this blatant breach of promise.

What caused the justifiable outrage was the blatant manner in which Ferrari decided (again) to cheat the fans – some of whom would have had a substantial bet on the results – by manipulating a race well before Massa was considered a no-hoper in the championship.

He told HuffPost that much of the activism among queer people was inspired by a collective outrage at the blatant anti-LGBTQ rhetoric coming from the Moore campaign.

Toms River will fill you with outrage: at the blatant abuses of the bad old days, the weak response of government and -- worst of all -- the knowledge that it could, and most likely will, happen again.

How blackface was meant to inspire people to vote is beyond comprehension (as is the concept of being "a music's slave"), but the blatant racism sent waves of outrage through the blogosphere. .

Those of us who live outside the M25 are outraged at the blatant unjust, inequitable implementation of that policy, especially with regard to local authorities.

I was so outraged by this blatant, greedy profiteering, that I decided to go to the airport this morning to try to get an answer from them.

We are outraged by this blatant attack on press freedom.

Despite the fact that the sailors were eventually given access on Tuesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin remains outraged by the blatant breach of contract.