Sentence examples for blatantly of from inspiring English sources

Well, by lying even more blatantly, of course!

The late-term argument always rests upon so-called "scientific advances", which have made foetuses marvellously hardy, so that the laws of 1967 are blatantly out of date.

Our new president is blatantly out of touch with the needs of the most vulnerable members of our population.

And although Boots was probably looking for a fight ( he's kind of a jerk) the cops seem blatantly out of line on this one.

He was blatantly out of order but it was brilliant to watch.

At that point anyone blatantly out of the picture was told that it wasn't going to work.

Yet Dunfermline responded almost immediately and Boruc was blatantly out of position when Andy Tod headed Andy Campbell's speculative lob into an unguarded net.

More blatantly out of touch white men.

"Among other things," she explains, "the position of the spectators in the cinema is blatantly one of repression of their exhibitionism and projection of the repressed desire into the performer".

For any male political candidate to be so blatantly dismissive of a woman's state of mind -- especially someone with daughters -- is callously ignoring reality.

The Pussy Riot's "punk prayer" was blatantly disrespectful of both Putin and the patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church.