Sentence examples for blatantly relevant from inspiring English sources
Many years ago, a reader described his writing as "blatantly relevant".
Don't be too technical, i.e., using words or jargon-style expressions within your field that are unfamiliar to you or that you have picked up while skimming literature relevant to your studies; if you use a term blatantly incorrectly it may deter your acceptance.
By blatantly ignoring the youth recommendations, they have elucidated their ambivalence to issues relevant to youth.
The sad truth is though that as long as women are being so blatantly, malignantly ignored, fetishised or undermined by the music industry, their gender has to be relevant.
Moreover, in addressing the MPAA's claims that Hotfile turned a blind eye to red flags of obvious infringement, Google points to relevant legal authority affirming that those flags "must be brightly red indeed – and waiving blatantly in the provider's face".
This seems blatantly wrong.
"That is blatantly discriminatory.
It was blatantly financial.
Yes, but not so blatantly.
