Sentence examples for blatant purpose from inspiring English sources

This quality greatly impressed Adorno, who wrote, "It lies beyond the bounds of the imagination that a gentle and sensitive person could maintain his self-awareness spiritually and remain capable of objective thought in this organized Hell, the blatant purpose of which, even more than physical destruction, was the destruction of the self".

Most of these plans are derided by opposition leaders, many of them former executives of the state oil company, for having blatant political purposes and few economically feasible ones.

I posit that networking sites only exist for two purposes: blatant self-promotion (which makes sense for those who are already famous and is completely understandable, no matter how nauseating it may be) and ego-stroking.

For Hyde, as for many legal and political scholars, the C.T.E.A. (the "Mickey Mouse Protection Act" to its detractors) represents a blatant abrogation of the purpose of intellectual-property law.

Such brutality feels too blatant for Durkin's purposes, and, besides, would it not put the community at serious risk from the law?

Search engines forbid this kind of blatant gaming for commercial purposes, and Google regularly banishes sites from its search engine for such practices.

The United States imperialists are trying to achieve their criminal purpose with a blatant military action because their political and diplomatic pressure and economic stifling maneuvers against us are wearing out.

Lehmann's time would be better spent investigating and explaining how Australia managed to burn their two umpire decision reviews – given to them for the purpose of correcting blatant umpiring errors – by the time Aleem Dar incorrectly gave Broad not out.

There is no denying to the blatant fact that the use of herbal products for prophylactic and curative purposes is thriving worldwide with the strong perception that natural products are safe and with minimal side effects.

But since fairs are blatant commercial events with the primary purpose of selling as much art as possible, and museums are nonprofit institutions, "Now WHAT" raises many ethical questions.

They argued that they limited use of the app to adults, contesting that plenty of other apps served the same purpose, just without being quite as blatant.