"On Channel 9, Ian Healy is blatantly suggesting ball-tampering, and questioning how on earth the ball could be so roughed up after just 27 overs," says Amirali Abdullah.
With an election looming, it far too blatantly suggested that the €4.5 billion ($6.8 billion) worth of restructuring loans it was willing to make available was exclusively for Magna/Sberbank because it alone was promising not to close factories in Germany.
He has stripped them of their dignity and their autonomy, and he has blatantly suggested that black lives don't matter -- that those people deserved to die -- and that is exactly where the slogan "Black Lives Matter" came from.
I suggest that view is blatantly dishonest.
Figures released last month by the Audit Bureau of Circulations suggest that America is of two, seemingly opposite, minds: blatantly escapist, and loaded with gravitas.
One friend suggests quite blatantly that Henry's shrinking from Constance Woolson drove her to self-destruction; Henry's use of the Symonds marriage as fodder for "The Author of 'Beltraffio' " shocks another friend, the writer Edmund Gosse.
The media were criticized for their "rush to judgment" in suggesting, sometimes blatantly, that Condit was guilty of the murder, especially in the early days of the investigation.
It went on to suggest that corporate hospitality should give rise to criminal proceedings only if it was "blatantly corrupt".
To suggest African Americans are unable to compete in the competitive institutions of higher learning is insulting and blatantly contrary to the evidence".
But some analysts suggest that the three-year Justice Department pursuit of Microsoft has already affected consumers, at least indirectly, by making Microsoft less blatantly aggressive against competitors.
