Sentence examples for blatantly support from inspiring English sources
Ukraine's stations are largely controlled by oligarchs who often use them to settle scores and blatantly support candidates.
Why are Jews to be singled out by the mayor, while he has never denigrated, much less denied, the right of others, including the Palestinians, to states of their own, though many blatantly support religious, racial, or ethnic discrimination?
Be aware that some news agencies blatantly support either the Democrats or the Republicans - be aware of these affiliations and the biases they may pose.
The charming, energetic illustrations and witty text promotes a love affair with books and blatantly supports our underfunded, under appreciated public lending libraries.
"The vocabulary isn't 'I want to support you.' It's more like talking and listening to each other: 'When I get sick, I do this.' It's that kind of stuff that's not as obviously and blatantly supporting".
Worse, politicians blatantly seek their support.
Rendon and the Pentagon denied accusations that the effort went beyond informational standards to blatantly drum up popular support for the Iraq war.
That new stars such as Mr Profumo blatantly used them to support Mr Geronzi, and Mr Draghi apparently turned a blind eye to the man's legal problems, does not reflect well on them either.
No matter how funny or blatantly cartoonish some of the supporting players are (Steve Van Zandt's Silvio Dante seems less like a human being than an animated Fellini figure), the mobsters and their families in "The Sopranos" are a recognizable reflection of all of us.
Unless you can find that $10,000 verse or unless you blatantly hear a Muslim explicitly supporting terrorism, please understand that asking us, both individually and collectively, to apologize for terrorism would be just as ridiculous as the questions above.
As part of this effort he supported changes to the blatantly partisan Goebel Election Law, authored by his late running mate while the latter was a member of the General Assembly.
