Sentence examples for blatant point from inspiring English sources

Ms. Robin (she was a writer and producer of "Six Feet Under") is also guilty of blatant point making in the monologues sprinkled between scenes by seemingly random, anonymous, unhappy women.

There could simply be no more overt sign of a nationalistic Britain's acute social regression because, and I realise that this is a fairly blatant point that has been made again and again, there is no difference between hunting foxes with hounds and bear baiting or cock fighting (both banned in 1835, that's 180 years ago).

It also suggests – if you're a fan of linking pretty blatant points – that Zuma may well be using the South African military as a private security service to protect his and his cronies' international business interests.

Brian Attebery accused The Sword of Shannara of being "undigested Tolkien" which was "especially blatant in its point-for-point correspondence" with The Lord of the Rings.

Frisk gave Hierro a yellow card for the blatant tug and pointed to the penalty spot, 12 yards from the goal line.

As actor Ben Affleck countered their blatant bias by pointing to the fact that they were lumping billions of people together under their stereotypes, the dynamic duo attempted to throw out some "facts" to make their argument.

It's no secret that the playing field among workers isn't level in most workplaces and chances are you've been on one end of blatant favoritism at some point in your career.

Almost since the show began, Beck has blurred the line between making a point and blatant anti-Semitic fear mongering.

1. "Cops should wear body cams, but what's the point if blatant evidence of their crimes still allows them to walk free #ICantBreathe" (Twitter).

I'm always eager to learn new things and from time to time I can't help but point out blatant ignorance, especially when it hits close to home.

The exam sheets themselves served as evidence of the suspected cheating — crude markups, blatant copying, unexplained bonus points — that proved as clumsy as a botched rhythmic routine.