The director also railed against the intense competition parents take on in order to secure their children's place in some of the city's most elite private schools -- schools that are currently struggling to forge a Brooklyn identity while somehow avoiding the path to become the blatantly well-to-do schools Lee referenced.
"Blatantly," as well as "literally," which punctuates a later section of the novel, act as markers on a shifting timeline.
To change this, the Agnelli family put together financial backing for a stadium that blatantly appeals to well-heeled patrons who prefer luxury boxes.
And, despite my deep conviction in the truth of my message (and the occasional heads nodding in agreement), I feel guilty for blatantly informing such well-intentioned souls that perhaps their help wasn't all that helpful.
The writing is alarmingly clunky, less a coherent story than a pastiche of beloved catchphrases, iconic images, and exposition dumps, as well as blatantly gif-ready moments.
After blatantly boasting about how well they'd managed to keep the N97 off the radar, you'd think that Nokia would be incredibly wary of letting on details of future handsets.
The world has been blatantly aware -- as well it should -- of what Hitler did to 6 million Jewish people, but so many souls are not fully aware of what Stalin did to Polish people, Jewish individuals, his own people and so many others.
The ruling was a huge stain on the court's reputation because it appeared to be — may well have been — blatantly partisan.
"The possibility of closing the Brenner is blatantly against European rules, as well as against history, against logic and against the future," Renzi said in a statement.
The new Tom Cruise showcase, Edge of Tomorrow, represents an ingenious admission that, while there's nothing new under the sun of genre cinema, recycling can still be creative and that, if you're going to do it, you might as well do it blatantly.
