Sentence examples for blatantly easy from inspiring English sources

Microsoft, Cherry says, needs to make it blatantly easy for home users to understand that they should download a patch when it's truly critical, and when it can probably wait for a later time.

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.

It's easy to list the blatantly not-suitable-for-children sites, but not so easy for the borderline sites.

He said that more must be done to block bogus information, but that determining what's blatantly wrong isn't always an easy task.

If advertising successfully draws the brain's attention away from the source of resistance, even if that source is blatantly negative, then we become far easier pickings.

Because it's easier to consider something blatantly illogical than accept the truth.

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.

After all it is all too easy to yell "elite failure" - an expression blatantly overused.

Blatantly advocating for anything inside the mainstream Hollywood paradigm is no easy task, so Angela Robinson, who champions gay rights while also charming audiences who enjoy pure entertainment, is like a superhero.

It would have been easier and far less interesting to me if someone who was blatantly patriotic and interested in kicking Arab ass was the main character.

Equal rights legislation, the end of legal segregation, the recent presidency of Barack Obama, and the overall decline of blatantly racist attitudes — the recent uptick notwithstanding — all contribute to a worldview in which it's easier to ignore the role race plays in society.