Sentence examples for blatantly from from inspiring English sources

Over the decades, centuries and millennia, atomic time would begin to diverge blatantly from solar time because the Earth's rotation, besides being irregularly variable, is also gradually slowing down (see chart).

You're meant to buy into Mr. Weiland's sweater-vest sincerity as soon as the strings begin their swoon on "The Christmas Song," stealing blatantly from Nat King Cole's pacesetting version of the tune.

How will we know which newspapers reporting the latest Maoist "atrocity", which TV channels "reporting directly from ground zero" – or, more accurately, making it a point not to report from ground zero, or even more accurately, lying blatantly from ground zero – are stakeholders?

But there are others who, while agreeing that Democrats should not so blatantly run from the party agenda, argue they should not hide from it either.

Yet his new songs are blatantly missives from his comfort zone.

Blatantly derived from other series, "Crossing Jordan" is "Providence" meets "C.S.I".

Two strategies for this, both of which I blatantly stole from Cecile.

And his comic books are sometimes subtly, sometimes very blatantly borrowing from the movies that he loved.

Mr Sharif may determine that he would be better off to be blatantly turfed from office again, rather than forced into some sort of power-sharing deal.

According to Davidovici, it is blatantly derived from an advert he created for the fashion company Naf Naf that also featured a model and a pig.

Organized by the Information Technology Industry Council, a trade group that includes companies like Apple and Oracle, the hiring managers told lawmakers that the demand for talent is so competitive that they sometimes blatantly poach from one another.