Sentence examples for blatant though from inspiring English sources
The anti-war movement, which Saddam hoped would help save his bacon, would have made such a fuss if it had been blatant, though preparing for war and being believed was the best chance of avoiding one.
Not all attempts at résumé laundering are so blatant, though some are considerably more sinister.
Were we the only ones who thought the game in Season 7 was a blatant, though possibly more terrifying, Jumanji rip-off? .
Barring blatant wrongdoing, though, many companies are pursuing the path of least resistance.
This is ABCs fault for keeping a blatant racist though #TheBachelorette pic.twitter.com/gonGz6g2cV.
"In the 2014 extended bear market the memes did at some point start to give way to more blatant depression, though.
- Politicians will try to gain political gains from these murders, by saying that they do not support such blatant homophobia, though they've done almost nothing to protect LGBTIQ from homophobia, at home, in the office, in the bathrooms, at school, in churches, or just in a fucking nightclub.
Which tells you something right there: that the show is not just a blatant bimbo-fest, though it is that too.
The movie starts at an orphanage — a blatant Dickensian device, though even Dickens might have balked at the spotless love that is bestowed by Caine, as Dr. Larch, upon his charges, one of whom wheezes through enfeebled lungs.
Don't overdo it though; the amount of blatant attention-getting should not be more than 10% of your gallery.
But his trash-talking gusto – though a blatant Pulp Fiction pastiche – gives a bit of life to proceedings".
