Sentence examples for blatantly challenge from inspiring English sources

With arguably the nation's worst structural deficit, and despite the indisputable fact of plunging crime rates and border arrests and ramped up federal border patrols, Arizona's radical right has introduced a blockbuster "omnibus immigration" bill that would blatantly challenge a U.S. Supreme Court ruling and deny K-12 education access to undocumented children.

This isn't the first time Burger King has blatantly challenged McDonald's.

The wall comes equipped with Easy, Challenging, and Blatantly Impossible routes, and provides the opportunity to be confronted with the graphic outlines of spandex-clad male genitalia while simultaneously being engulfed by an eight-year-old's birthday party.

The key to his unchecked lifetime of sexual abuse was his ability to con his way into the hearts of the nation, blatantly threatening those who dared challenge him, and leaving in his wake hundreds of damaged but crucially silent children and young people.

The referendum is blatantly political, and nobody had challenged it".

They will therefore be emboldened to challenge U.S. leadership more blatantly.

Boxing-wise he is an enigma, abjectly surrendering his British title to Tyson Fury before getting the Finn end of the wedge in Helsinki when he was blatantly robbed in a gutsy European title challenge against the Klitschko-sized Robert Helenius.

We heard them make disparaging, racist and sexist comments on campus; they did so blatantly and boldly and they dared anyone, it seemed, to challenge them.

A Sunday afternoon program, "Formalism: Challenge and Response," offered excerpts from Prokofiev's most blatantly patriotic operas, "Semyon Kotko" (1939) and "The Story of a Real Man" (1947-48).

A recent episode of ABC's hit "What Would You Do?" presented a clear challenge to a group of shoppers: intervene in a blatantly transphobic interaction or allow a transgender woman to be misgendered and humiliated.

Challenging the interviewers' readiness to act as "hucksters," Brando mocks the blatantly promotional conversations with sly or flamboyant sarcasm and disarmingly sincere reflections.