Sentence examples for blatantly outrageous from inspiring English sources
According to the New York State comptroller's office, total 2008 Wall Street bonuses were $18.4 billion, a number that seemed so blatantly outrageous that President Obama condemned them.
Calling Alabama's bill "outrageous and blatantly unconstitutional," Ms. Wang said, "We will take action if the governor signs it".
As Weisman reports, some Democratic senators are considering making a serious effort next January to place modest limits on this outrageous, abusive, blatantly unconstitutional practice.
And beyond LGBT issues, what does it say that gay Republicans would support a candidate who is blatantly racist and misogynistic, having made outrageous comments and getting the lowest poll numbers among women and minorities we've seen?
"We're really just trying to do stuff that nobody would have thought of," Mr. Boon said, "more along the lines of outrageous and over the top, as opposed to just blatantly graphic violence".
And in 2006, James MacManus, executive director of News International, said it was "outrageous" that the BBC was able to run on public money because the broadcaster had "blatantly commercial ambitions" and was trying to "create a digital empire".
This seems blatantly wrong.
This early, one thing is blatantly obvious, and not just from Saturday night: these candidates are not just running against one another but against Mr. Giuliani, he of the cultivated outrageous demeanor.
"That is blatantly discriminatory.
