Their blatant phoney quality – the first lady serving hot lunches while in reality Assad's forces have been accused of targeting bakeries, and refugees are streaming hungry for the borders – allows us to recognise the embattled Syrian regime for what it is.
As a symbol of two diverging worlds, the contrast is blatant between the quality of health care offered at the Shell hospital inside of the company compound in Port Harcourt, and the derelict state of public health facilities in the region [ 99].
"The people who live in fear and are affected by the blatant disregard of their quality of life have rights, too".
Outrageous as this is, what bothers me the most about his actions so far, with the Muslim ban being perhaps the most blatant, is their same old, same old quality.
What we witnessed was a blatant attempt to scare Croton residents about the quality of their water.
"On Secret Tape, City Police Press a Tickets Quota" (front page, Sept. 10) correctly shows that the New York Police Department has a blatant quota policy with a high cost — New Yorkers' quality of life and basic constitutional rights.
Like any successful art, "The Piano Lesson" generates tensions of antithetical qualities — lyrical and harsh, mysterious and blatant, intimate and grand — and resolves them.
In addition to the blatant propaganda vibe, the videos have strikingly high production quality — they are shot in HD and include sophisticated graphics and logos.
In the midst of the adult formality and overtones of nascent sexuality, moments of blatant childishness — what Graves and Lipman call "the graceless qualities of youth" — are funny and bittersweet.
During Bolt's trip, she mulled over whether she could tolerate the poor leather quality on the navy purse that was a blatant, um, celebration of the Proenza Schouler PS1 bag.
Whether you admire or disdain her blatant sensationalism -- because that's what it is -- the quality of your reaction is a measure of her obvious graphic novelty.
