Sentence examples for blatantly impossible from inspiring English sources

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.

The fanciful Sitka of "The Yiddish Policemen's Union" plays the delicate, infinitely complex game of fiction fairly: this place is so vividly imagined you practically need a parka and a prayer shawl to get from one page to the next, but it's also blatantly impossible, and that's its saving grace.

In this case, though, they work in a way similar to ceteris paribus conditionals: the ruling out of blatantly impossible worlds is not obtained by the application of logical rules of inference, but by judgments of closeness and similarity between worlds.

The key idea is that a limited and fallible, but rationally committed cognitive agent is supposed to be able to rule out blatantly impossible scenarios, such as worlds where 1 + 1 = 3 or where Hesperus is not self-identical, even when it is unable to rule out subtle impossibilities, for instance, Fermat's Last Theorem's being false.

Your creature can be blatantly impossible yet still work.

The sheer mass of people and of evident hatred finally made it impossible for them to blatantly ignore misogyny.

In a recent poll, 55% of people in England thought it wrong for a Scottish MP to become prime minister.What price the union?The Tories' purpose in drawing attention to these anomalies may be blatantly party political but the situation is almost impossible to defend.

Built around impossible spectacles and starproof scenes of sexual brutality, it is blatantly, and perhaps deliberately, unfilmable.

Blatantly unfair.

That is blatantly false.

This seems blatantly wrong.