Sentence examples for blatantly out of from inspiring English sources

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.

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so-called "scientific advances", which have made foetuses marvellously hardy, so that the laws of 1967 are blatantly out of date.

But the pans of Wolf and the defense of decorum immediately mounted by name-brand journalists, other members of the political class, and sundry opportunists were blatantly out of scale.

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

In a statement, Chad Griffin, president of the Human Rights Campaign, a gay-rights group, called the proposed platform "blatantly out-of-step with not only the majority of our nation, but even with the rank-and-file of the Republican Party itself".

"It was very difficult to take because it was so blatantly out," said Swann.

Each time the words "bruv" and "blatantly" come out of the mouth of Felix Cooper, the cheery, reformed drug dealer whose POV makes up an interlude between sections on Hanwell and her oldest friend Keisha Blake, Smith is signaling, not riffing.

Like their American cousins, gang members like this have gradually abandoned some once distinctive practices like chopping off their pinkies during initiations or styling their hair in bouffant waves and moved out of blatantly illegal lines of work like low-level prostitution.

In pimptological terms, out-of-pocket refers to being out of control, blatantly disrespectful and deserving of a good ass whooping.