Sentence examples for blatant war from inspiring English sources

If the West tolerates such a blatant war crime, Mr Assad will feel even freer to use chemical weapons.

During the second siege of Fallujah, blatant war crimes were committed, yet the corporate media reported them with indifference.

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.

Conversely, members of the brigade staff believe that Colonel Steele was unfairly held culpable by the Army's leadership for the wrongful actions of low-level soldiers, among them men who conspired to murder detainees, a blatant war crime.

This lawless facility and brutal late-night camera-phone dispatches leaked from places like Abu Ghraib in Iraq soon became a glaring beacon of American injustice in what was quickly being viewed as a blatant war of misguided revenge.

There's no denying that WikiLeaks have done a great service in terms of exposing some of the more blatant war crimes in Afghanistan and Iraq, crimes that would have been otherwise omitted from the highly polished news reports if it weren't for Assange and his sources.

The blatant war-mongering followed immediately by profiteering inevitably raise questions about the real reasons American men and women have been fighting and dying in Iraq.

Cloverfield was even more blatant than War of the Worlds in appropriating 9/11 as the basis for a deliberately cheesy horror film.

Along with Top Gun, it's the quintessential 80s movie, complete with blatant Star Wars mimicry, Iran-Contra-era guerilla warfare in Central America, and a glorious shot of Jesse Ventura firing a comically large Gatling gun while wearing an MTV shirt.

As we, the audience, fill in the gaps between acts we are left with a disturbing question: how far away are we from such blatant ideological war-mongering and its emotional territory of paranoia, hatred and loss?

The Army spokespeople weren't the only ones denying the blatant likelihood of war.