Sentence examples for blatantly reading from inspiring English sources

Killing time, Barbara Walters listed the appearances that Michelle Obama and Ann Romney had put in on The View but she made no pretense of spontaneity, blatantly reading her remarks from cue cards.

Indeed, many employers now blatantly "request" (read "require") photos from job applicants — an open invitation to discrimination by age.

Part of the fun of Act I of "Into the Woods" is being in on Sondheim and Lapine's blatantly Freudian reading of these stories.

Then there's fellow Welshman Richard Burton (whose famous guns and roses voice was what allegedly first seduced Liz Taylor) throwing pc to the winds in a blatantly sexist "ladies only" reading of Donne's "The Good Morrrow" ("If ever any beauty I did see which I desired and got, 'twas but a dream of thee").

Disappointment stemmed from Apple's failure to launch a virtual reality (VR) product, or at least a blatantly obvious one (read: headset).

Young girls have reading options more blatantly subversive today -- the absurdly dark Lemony Snicket series, for instance.

"The danger with such ads, unlike the gay bar ad where the target demographic is blatantly obvious, is that the user reading the ad text would have no idea that by clicking it he would reveal to the advertiser both his sexual preference and a unique identifier," the researchers wrote.

Some more blatantly self-deprecating works depict prescription bottles, reading "FORGETTING CRUSHES AND CRAZYNESS" or "FOR OBSESSION FOR BREAKING THINGS FOR FOCKUSING MAKE IS HAPPYNESS".

After reading this article from The Register, it's become blatantly apparent to me that leap year babies are A) mad as hell and B) not going to take it any more.

Even as the show refuses to be blatantly message driven, it reads as a commentary on the terrible consequences of living in a spiritually lawless world.

Bart presents a book report at Springfield Elementary School on Treasure Island, but it is blatantly obvious he did not read the book.