Sentence examples for blatantly expanded from inspiring English sources
What's worse, the administration blatantly expanded the mission in Libya from preventing humanitarian emergency to actively seeking regime change (a plan that worked as Libyan strongman Muammar Qaddafi was killed).
He'd spent 10 grueling years developing the general theory of relativity, seeking a better understanding of gravity, but to him the notion of an expanding or contracting cosmos seemed blatantly erroneous.
He began to expand his personal trauma into cosmology only somewhat more blatantly autobiographical and self-glorifying than many artistic statements.
But if Xiaomi wants to maintain its growth and expand outside of China, it must be prepared to accept the consequences for its tendency to blatantly rip competitors off.
In a blatantly political move, the Graham-Cassidy bill would redirect some of the A.C.A. money to the nineteen Republican-run states that didn't expand Medicaid, such as Florida, North Carolina, and Texas.
This seems blatantly wrong.
It was blatantly financial.
"That is blatantly discriminatory.
Sebald is blatantly literary.
