Sentence examples for blatant possibility from inspiring English sources
There is no clause in the contract allowing the team to lop off the name in case of adverse publicity and failure to say nothing of the blatant possibility of bad faith.
The death of 17-year-old Raynard Johnson in southern Mississippi in 2000 is the best known of the cases Mr. Beauchamp revisits, and he paints a convincing, disturbing picture of a place where blatant, murderous racial hatred — and the possibility of being killed for dating white women – are still everyday facts of life.
Consider the possibility of Karma, and abstain from blatant malevolence.
"If we would have lost some more between now and the end of the season, it might have been blatant, and the concern that everyone had over that possibility triggered this.
With the possibility of unauthorized user account registration, data must be guarded against blatant vandalism and subtle, but incorrect modifications.
But if this blatant papal blind spot does not disqualify Francis as an avatar of post-religious possibility it is because he has clearly set in motion positive currents of change that run deeper than anything he might himself intend.
"The tearing down of this house successfully eliminated the possibility of holding people accountable in the criminal justice system, and constitutes a blatant and clear cover-up of the misdeeds that led to this fire".
The one immediate political danger facing Trump is the possibility of a Republican revolt over his refusal to sell off his businesses and resolve the blatant conflicts of interest he'll have in the Oval Office.
While other German musicians such as Kraftwerk and Can experimented with the avant-garde and ironic possibilities of machine-made music, the Musicland crew fused the synthesizer's precise, unearthly rhythms with the blatant eroticism inspired by "Je t'aime moi non plus" (1969)—the groundbreaking hit for Paris-based Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin.
"Blatant ballot-stuffing".
