Sentence examples for blatant parallels from inspiring English sources
Listen to these tracks back-to-back and tell me you don't hear the blatant parallels. .
We've had more than a hundred years of blatant parallels in American publishing.
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A blatant parallel to the present is the English attitude to foreigners from the Muslim world.
The protests – led by non-partisan groups fed up with blatant political corruption – have parallels with a similar movement in neighbouring Guatemala, where a separate corruption scandal has already led to the fall of the vice-president and several ministers.
According to a widely studied book, "Our Country Palestine," "The Jewish claim to historic rights to Palestine has no justification; it is a deceitful and disproved claim with no parallel in history, a blatant lie".
But when a leader is confronted by a rebellion motivated by an ideological agenda apparently incompatible with their own, a blatant and wilful misinterpretation of facts and an obvious parallel agenda of undermining their authority, they really have no choice but to take a stand.
Of the three programmes, Jurowski's "concert in five movements" was the most blatant in its intention to make us hear differently, to recognise parallels between two dictators hailed as heroes and monsters.
"Blatant ballot-stuffing".
