Only petrified power can lie so blatantly (Putin, to speak correctly, is frightened, and more than that — he's terrified; Pussy Riot was supported by the whole world).
It serves up ready-for-mailing "letters to the chairman,"blasting Johnson & Johnson for marketing the morning-after pill Preven ("This blatantly antilife product speaks for itself") and Motorola for "supporting the Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual groups since 1993".
However, after the mediation failed, lawyers for the former driver, David Kuchinsky, "blatantly disregarded" the agreement by speaking to reporters and divulging confidential information, the suit alleges.
It's rude to the person on the other line you are speaking with, and it's blatantly disrespectful of those around you.
Mr. Redenbaugh, speaking over the phone, called the report "blatantly political; the findings and recommendations don't proceed from the facts".
Trump's sons, Don Jr. and Eric, who are now in charge of the family business, have been traveling the world, often blatantly mixing business with the perception that they were speaking on behalf of their father.
In such a case, S is enabled to fulfill a conversational maxim (by meaning something other than what she actually expresses) precisely by speaking in such a way that she would flout the maxim, blatantly violate it, if she were to mean what she says.
They blatantly lie about the conditions in the detention gulags, create legal fictions to shirk our humanitarian obligations and actively try to stop medical professionals from speaking out about the sexual abuse of vulnerable people in our care.
In Latakia, a young Alawite woman who had spent time in the United States spoke about the uprising in blatantly racist terms.
These priests are being blatantly contradictory: they allow that women can speak the word of God, and yet they deny that women can speak the word of God.
