Sentence examples for blatant sign from inspiring English sources

The most blatant sign of patriotism was from Matthew McConaughey, who was a presenter and wore red, white and blue flowers in a boutonniere.

In the Castro, the influx of baby strollers — some being pushed by straight parents, some by gay parents — is perhaps the most blatant sign of change.

The fishery's collapse, which began last summer and has stretched into this year, is the most blatant sign yet of the bay's vulnerability in the face of decades of dwindling flow from two rivers originating in Georgia.

But it is the police returning to the streets that offers the most blatant sign that the institutions once loyal to Mr. Mubarak held back while Mr. Morsi was in power.

"This was often interpreted by Muslim youth as a blatant sign that the war against violent extremism is nothing but a cover for a renewed Crusader War that has continued since the days of colonialism.

While I first found it charming that some locals have never heard of the name McDonald's or Starbucks, it later struck me as a blatant sign of how little they know about the world outside of their country.

But there were no blatant signs that she sought to turn the affair into a campaign event.

Two Dutch peacekeepers at the trial of Gen. Radislav Krstic, one of the Bosnian Serb commanders at Srebrenica, for the first time publicly testified that even before the peacekeepers' forced departure, there had been blatant signs of impending slaughter.

Some inexperienced attorneys tend to ignore blatant signs of prosecutorial misconduct -- which comes in many forms.

The defense attorneys did this last year through the testimony of a former U.S. Diplomat in Jerusalem, Edward Abington, who told the jury about the 500 Israeli checkpoints and more than 70 Israeli fenced settlements in the West Bank, along with other blatant signs of Israel's dehumanizing occupation of Palestinians and the desperate need for humanitarian aid.

Although Pendergraft's posts did not mention why he was fooling around with bullets coated in pig fat, the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) interpreted them as a sign of blatant Islamophobia on part of a law enforcement official.