Sentence examples similar to blatantly cut from inspiring English sources
Our hero – a transport journalist and self-described "big, stocky bloke with a shaven head" named Gareth Edwards, who first wrote about this experience on the community blog metafilter.com – is standing with other commuters in a long, snaking line for a bus, when a smartly dressed businessman blatantly cuts in line behind him.
Blount gets them three on first down, the Patriots look like they're trying to take my advice here, and on second down Brady throws to (okay I'm going to blatantly cut-and-paste this one) Michael Hoomananawuni for15 yards.
The rollback of regulations combined with a lack of enforcement will create an environment that will encourage companies to not only cut corners but blatantly take advantage of consumers to pad the bottom line".
But Edgar's opinion changed when Rod Blagojevich became governor and implemented an administration that was blatantly Chicago-centric and often found it easy to cut from areas of little interest to Chicago lawmakers - like the Department of Natural Resources.
He cites exam standards being lowered to cut failure rates; students who "regularly trade their bodies" to pass their exams; others who blame their poor marks on "racist" teachers; and those who blatantly cheat and threaten to secure that piece of paper.According to Mr Jansen, South Africa has no "great" universities, only six or seven "good" ones.
You'd think they would remember that just a few short months ago, their own ads blatantly, falsely and effectively pandered to the public's love affair with Medicare by claiming that the health care reform bill had "cut Medicare".
"But it's never blatantly been an issue".
He has stated that "the real message of the left is intolerance, zealotry, bigotry and hate" while making blatantly racist statements himself like, "Apartheid isn't that cut and dry.
This seems blatantly wrong.
