Sentence examples for blatant strategy from inspiring English sources

So, a very clear and blatant strategy from Murdoch.

The blatant strategy of shutting down the clinics to reduce access to abortion under the guise of seeking a higher level of care for women is laughable in a sardonic and I-might-just-kick-you-in-the-crotch sort of way.

As a way of reclaiming the working class from Ukip, it's a smart political strategy – blatant but still clever.

That includes ending the bedroom tax and raising tax thresholds from Labour (the party's get-Labour strategy is blatant: its annual conference overlaps and is being held in Doncaster, almost in Ed Miliband's seat).

"The FAIR network and its close ties to Trump reflect a 35-year strategy of blatant demagoguery and sophisticated innuendo," he said, "which has provided the kindling for this era's example of anti-immigrant backlash".

The mere suggestion that the U.S. should pursue a carpet-bombing strategy illuminates a blatant disregard for Muslim lives.

The only explanation for this lamentable handicap could be that the Palin strategy was a blatant attempt to appeal to the folksy, Joe Sixpack legions that are allegedly yearning for a moose-hunting mother of five to inhabit Number One Observatory Circle.

But his strategy may backfire: Russia's blatant propaganda may drive some to back Mrs Merkel's tougher line.

Blatant anti-Semitism is a risky electoral strategy — the majority of Hungarians would not support it — and so Jobbik's leaders deny that they are anti-Semitic.

"The recent spate of blatant attacks is indicative of a changed strategy by Al Shabab calculated to terrorize civilians," the communiqué read.

A deficit reduction strategy that targets welfare claimants but ignores blatant tax evasion by the well-off is not going to be political sellable.