Sentence examples for blatantly the from inspiring English sources

Mukhamedov is blatantly the performer, with his dark Tatar features and exaggerated emotional gestures.

Mr. Smith, in "Back to the Table" (Hyperion, $29.95), expresses more blatantly the message that all of these books have in common.

We are still blatantly the children we have always been.

If anything underlined more blatantly the efforts at engineering an artificial price rise, this was the sale of a small wooden bust carved by Gauguin around 1893. "Jeune Tahitienne" made a prodigious $11.28 million.

Three bills became law, but Mississippi's is unique in the expansive scope of its provisions and how blatantly the bill singles out LGBT people, said Laura Durso, a senior director at the Center for American Progress.

Perhaps most blatantly, the diplomatic attitude Santos shows towards the Venezuelan president, Hugo Chávez, despite his certainty that Chávez funded the Farc guerrillas, must deeply annoy Uribistas, demonstrating as it does a mature diplomatic approach to international politics.

It accused the Lazio campaign of blatantly violating the agreement, saying that it was weighing how to respond.

The whole idea was to use satire as a tool in blatantly over the top scenarios.

Mr. Mo has since accused prosecutors of blatantly distorting the law.

Activists accuse Karimov of blatantly flouting the constitution, which limits presidents to two terms in office.

To blatantly dismiss the effect a mandate would have on jobs ignores a year's worth of declining jobs reports.