Sentence examples for blatantly the case from inspiring English sources

Blatantly the case in Bush's presidency, it has been true ever since 1945.

That was blatantly the case in Germany in the sixteenth century, when Martin Luther characterized Jews as "vermin" within the German body politic, "a pest in the midst of our lands".

Scripts are implied — blatantly, in the case of a melancholy girl clutching a scrap of newspaper lonely-hearts ads.

"This becomes blatantly obvious in the case of birds who are ferrying food to the nest as busily as they can," he says.

Yet, this notion that our bodies are machines that can be perfectly controlled is blatantly discredited in the case of diabetes.

This led many to believe that the other four would not be hanged since they had been convicted on the evidence of the same witnesses who, according to Liz Curtis, had "blatantly perjured themselves in the case of Maguire".

The case is a blatantly political effort against the popular opposition leader.The charges concern Mr Nasheed's decision as president three years ago to seek the detention of a troublesome judge.

The Washington Post has the latest on the Administration's failure to walk away from the state secrets privilege, the one that lets the government simply tell a court "I'd rather not say" — even in the case of a blatantly innocent man who the government has kidnapped and tortured.

Still, I don't think Wright lost the case because he misread the code but because he blatantly violated the spirit of a law intended to protect voters from carpetbaggers.

While such activity may seem blatantly illegal, there are holes in securities laws and legal precedents that prevent the case from being a slam dunk.

The prosecutors of the case had demanded an 18-month sentence for Mr. Park, accusing him of "blatantly stoking fears among the people" during an economic crisis.