Sentence examples for blatant style from inspiring English sources

The blatant style of minstrelsy marks these ballads off sharply from folk creations.

Blatant differences in style as in mood raise a question that is not discussed in the book.

When Reed does make his style blatant in "Ant-Man," it's with a mercurial sense of whimsy that recalls one of his finest inventions, the dénouement of "Down with Love," a spectacular three-minute, single-take monologue delivered by Renée Zellweger that wraps every plot twist of the film in one diabolical masterstroke.

He never used the more blatant features of the style, such as polychromy.

Frankly, I was shocked to see an Andrew Sullivan-style of blatant hetero-normative apologism grace the pages of HuffPost Gay Voices, which is normally a bastion of pushing LGBT voices to the forefront in the fight, and yes, it IS a fight, for equality.

True, we have gotten better at making the distinction between commerce and conquest -- trade no longer follows the flag and blatant imperialism is out of style.

He seems to assume that narrator and reader already know each other very well, and so have little need of all those heavy layers of sentence structure coming between them; he combines that syntactic style with a blatant emotionalism.

I actually used to cite Victoria Beckham as an example of unsophistication because her style is so blatant (really not posh at all) and because she famously said she had never read a book in her life.

A realistic hope may be that it just becomes less blatant and less damaging: "Italian-style", says one optimistic official.

In short, not many musicians are able to mimic his relatively unique style without sounding like blatant copycats.

The most obvious stuff wasn't 60 or 70 years ago, and new-style obviousness hides in blatant plain sight.