Sentence examples for blatantly then from inspiring English sources

And yet, time and again, over these past six months, ministers have evoked language and principles in their crusade against renewable energy, which they blatantly then fail to apply to gas, its ugly sister fracking and the white elephant of nuclear power.

It takes balls to backtrack this blatantly – but then, needs probably must.

After a mildly incoherent off-script rant about the mistakes made by the Bush adminstration during Hurricane Katrina, West blatantly accuses then-president Bush of being a racist.

Rather, when he organized elections in 1985 to legitimize his rule, and then blatantly rigged the results, the United States put its imprimatur on the exercise, even though it was condemned by Liberian and international human rights groups.

If the parties will not punish their own for what appears to be blatantly unethical conduct, then we all have a civic duty to scream and vote until the ears of our leaders cannot be purchased.

In one striking shot, Monika leans over to light her cigarette from the tip of one smoked by a strange man (a blatantly sexual gesture), then, as Bergman brings down the lights and the background darkens into a deep shadow, turns and looks directly at the audience, confronting us through the lens of the camera.

Sigma seems to be releasing cameras the way Google releases software: put out something that's blatantly incomplete and then revise it until it's competitive (or more than competitive) with the rest of the market.

She then blatantly told me that I should get a refund.

He then blatantly lied about his involvement and the extent of the program, which began in 2001.

Yorke described "You and Whose Army?" as being "about someone who is elected into power by people and who then blatantly betrays them – just like Blair did".

It demonstrates this idea by presenting narration that is blatantly unreliable and then, instead of moving toward greater clarity, undermines its pre-established insanity.