Sentence examples for blatant show from inspiring English sources
But did the Dutch FA give in to this blatant show of player power?
They have replaced the necessary task of ushers showing fans to their seats with a blatant show of force.
For a man who is only sentimental about his darling son, he appears oddly unalive to the idea that the dashing young buck might be more appealing to his girlfriend than his old bones are; and when the surprise armament switcheroo transpires, he sees nothing amiss in this young buck's blatant show of dismay.
After Senator Cornyn stopped reciting his acceptance speech by memory and intermittently laughing, he condemed Mapp's blatant show of racism, an act that merits praise.
While this blatant show of disrespect may have been unique in how public it was, this abhorrent treatment is neither an isolated case nor unintentional.
To Mosharraf Zaidi, a prominent Pakistani newspaper columnist, the raid looked less like a counterterror effort and more like a blatant show of military power.
But supposed surgery or blatant showing-off – allegedly bought and paid for, in a flaunty or tacky or trashy move meant to somehow increase the desirability of the female body?
Beijing is attempting to calm the wider Chinese public, by showing a blatant display of force, while also issuing a warning to Uighurs hoping to challenge the dominance of the minority Han Chinese moving into Xinjiang.
Besides, multibillion-dollar military contracts are reviewed by so many people at the Pentagon that "there is no way to be so blatant and show favoritism," he said.
A critic calling themselves Speltwrong wrote: "Once again I find myself overwhelmingly disappointed by the blatant bias shown by the BBC towards the people of Palestine.
While I have a profound respect for the office of the President, and I accept the results of the election, I simply cannot accept the blatant disrespect shown by President-elect Trump towards American civil rights icon, my colleague, friend and mentor, the Honorable John Lewis.
