Sentence examples for blatantly use from inspiring English sources
The EU may be, cumulatively, the world's largest donor, but the Nordics hate links between aid and commercial interests whereas others blatantly use aid as an arm of trade policy, to channel money to former colonies or to scatter small sums around the globe to boost their profiles.
But at least the latter developer didn't blatantly use its trademarked logo, company and product name.
"We weren't necessarily expecting this administration to...so blatantly use [the aid cutoff] against one of the poorest countries in Latin America," indignantly remarked Angélica Navarro, Bolivia's lead climate negotiator.
Although President George W Bush blatantly used torture, he never admitted it.
Most revealing of all was Murdoch's reference to the rationale for going to war, blatantly using the o-word.
His five newspapers, including the Times and Sunday Times, blatantly used their news columns to plug their proprietor's satellite programs and undermine the competitor.
Ms. Marshall added that she told Etsy that the sellers were blatantly using her photos and those of dozens of other designers, but the Web sites have been able to continue operating.
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.
For Roth, a novelist who blatantly uses his own life history, has always deliberately muddled the distinctions between the true and the false to dazzle and entertain us - and above all, to make us think.
And qualified instructors may not want to teach for companies that can change the content of the courses the instructors want to teach or are blatantly using education as a way to increase sales.
Few of his fellow billionaires have been as blatantly using art, philanthropy, public policy and even rock 'n' roll ($5 million for a Paul McCartney concert in Kiev) to advance their agenda.
