Sentence examples for blatantly express from inspiring English sources

Experiments have shown, for example, that if you ask people to concentrate on suppressing prejudices like racism, sexism or homophobia, they blatantly express those biases despite — or perhaps because of — the effort to control them.

This notion was most blatantly expressed by Dinesh D'Souza.

And, the inheritors of these blatantly racist views increasingly have permission to express them as mainstream.

The casual insensitivity of the patron's remark, while not always expressed this blatantly, is all too common.

Mr. Smith, in "Back to the Table" (Hyperion, $29.95), expresses more blatantly the message that all of these books have in common.

Perhaps less blatantly, Gabriel also has expressed that artistry, not the pursuit of fame, is what motivates his musical endeavors.

Most blacks are reluctant to publicly express their concerns about the president because they are so outraged by the blatantly unfair and often racist attacks against him from the political right.

What's undeniable is that Gorka has expressed sympathy for blatantly fascist activity taking place in Hungary.

Some of the president's top financial advisors, like Larry Summers, have expressed biased and blatantly sexist views about women's abilities.

"[S]ome of the president's top financial advisors, like Larry Summers, have expressed biased and blatantly sexist views about women's abilities," NOW wrote.

Former Miss America CEO Leonard Horn also urged Haskell to leave the organization, saying, "Resign Sam.....your attitude towards these women, as expressed in your e-mails, is blatantly antagonistic to the core mission of MAO".