Sentence examples for blatant terror from inspiring English sources

This is not to say that there will be no more movies in which a bunch of dudes smoke weed, crack wise and give voice to their blatant terror of women and their covert homoerotic longings.

A spokesman for the Hebron settlers called it " a blatant prize for terror".

India, predictably, described the apparent linkage of "this blatant and inhuman act of terror" to the progress of talks on Kashmir as "appalling".

The terror tactics and blatant disregard for the rule of law of Indonesia's security forces are by no means a thing of the past.

The detention of the partner of a journalist under terror laws is a "blatant breach of press freedom", the former executive editor of the News of the World has said.

The practice of committing or in this case, attempting blatant murder and following it with a series of equally blatant denials is nearly as old as Soviet state terror.

Now, however, many have found new strength to denounce the terror imposed by criminal gangs – often in blatant collusion with state authorities.

In a passionate and powerful judgment, two senior judges condemned the Government's "abject surrender" to the "blatant threats" that Saudi co-operation in the fight against terror would end unless the probe into corruption was halted.

President Robert Mugabe's blatant theft of Zimbabwe's elections condemned the country to months of bloodshed, terror, hunger, mass migration and now a cholera epidemic.

Barack Obama took prosecuting Bush officials for anything related its "war on terror" off the table before his administration ever took office, and his administration's stance on torture turned a blatant war crime into a policy dispute.

As an African American in Memphis, he had likely benefited from stories of the state-sponsored terror that enslaved and oppressed his forbears and continues to influence the present in many ways, either subtle or blatant.