Sentence examples for blatantly show from inspiring English sources

From x1134x: What do you expect when you blatantly show your workers you're profiting off their work more than they are, and you're not even willing to split it 50/50 … It SHOULD approach 50%.

I like being able to have things that identify you in a brand without blatantly showing a logo.

A number in which the courtesans next door strut their stuff is so outlandish that it acts as a parody of showgirl display while blatantly showing off quite a bit — a commentary that overrides the sexism.

Every once in a while, a sexist stands up and blatantly shows off his insecurities.

Spencer Owen of Pitchfork Media noted, "It's the only truly decent song on Parachutes, but simultaneously, it's the only one that blatantly shows its influences.

His blatantly scripted "reality" show, "The Restaurant," was criticized for its manufactured drama and heavy-handed product placement.

But even France acknowledged that Iraq was undermining diplomatic efforts by blatantly failing to show even a smidgen of good faith, and it suggested that Feb. 14 was a reasonable deadline for Iraq to start complying with U.N. orders to disarm.

The wars always show blatantly the disgraces of the so called peace, especially when women are concerned.

I welcome your response to this letter, and hope it is one that reassures your broadcast network's viewers that blatantly partisan talk show hosts like Christopher Matthews and Keith Olbermann at MSNBC don't hold editorial sway over the NBC network news division.

On the flip side, there hasn't been that much independent research for mobile ad click-through rates yet, and I'm equally keen not to blatantly believe studies that show mobile advertising commands spectacularly high click-through rates compared to web advertising.

But a recent Gallop poll taken in 2013 speaks to the statistics that show quite blatantly minorities aren't getting married.