Sentence examples for blatant to from inspiring English sources

Some conflicts are too blatant to be ignored.

The racial underpinning of the action in "Spring Breakers" is too blatant to ignore.

Some of the jacket cuts had a fidelity to work wear, but the jazz reference was too blatant to ignore.

With his white hair and beard, T-shirt and granny glasses, the resemblance is too blatant to be accidental.

Music, for all its idiosyncratic power, may be too concrete and ultimately too blatant to adequately translate Mr. Lynch's indirections.

After all, how could he have missed something that appeared so blatant to all the nearby England players?

If you are shy or want to avoid blatant face-to-face confrontation, then try telling them a lie, or making up an excuse.

Tell them to reject this blatant attempt to allow the super wealthy to buy more elections!

But this is simply an unusually blatant example to add to the annals of journalistic collusion with government.

In acquiescing to the most blatant challenge to American power, Obama has trumpeted the collapse of American resolve.

Not once did she acknowledge my blatant attempts to convert her to my faith.