Sentence examples for blatantly asking from inspiring English sources

One interesting trend is companies blatantly asking customers to fill out quizzes and surveys that eventually inform their merchandise selection.

Then the police stop us twice along the road to Buea, blatantly asking for bribes.

Promoters would talk to the managers about groups that they had coming in for table reservations, and the managers would blatantly ask what 'kind' of people they were.

It may not be in your best interests to blatantly ask someone to award you with a Barnstar.

"Why would someone say something like this when it can be so blatantly discovered?" asked Mr. Wetzel, who has taught a research course called Detecting Impostors and Con Artists.

Given this, it is blatantly unfair to ask India, a democracy, to roll back its nuclear program while allowing China, an authoritarian regime, to maintain its weapons.

There is a fallback position if a hiring manager asks blatantly personal questions about your political leanings or anything else, Ms. Hemming says -- "take it as a sign that the job wasn't meant to be".

When I asked blatantly if this shutdown has anything to do with the US Government, his response was clear: "They've been trying to shut down Demonoid since day one".

Screaming in the phone, blowing whistles, hitting all the number keys at once, blatantly lying (marketer ask for an adult over 18 and an obvious adult answers and claims no adult's home), being rude, using profanity, etc, will almost guarantee that you will be called back.

This is less blatantly an invitation to date than asking for a girl's number, and most people don't mind giving out online information.

That 400 rabbis had to sign and publish an open letter asking Rupert Murdoch to sanction Beck and Roger Ailes because of their blatantly anti-Semitic and hateful language is shocking.