Sentence examples for both blatant from inspiring English sources

However, he was also subjected to racism, both blatant and subtle, which is what fueled some of his behavior.

The crimes described by Perez involved both blatant frame-ups and corruption and demonstrate that there are fundamental problems at the core of the L.A.P.D. "Things need to be fixed," says Javier Ovando, the Rampart scandal's most famous victim.

This giant octopus is strangling public education in both blatant and subtle ways.

The impression, which was both blatant and nonchalant, was of a perfectly executed "extremely half-assed job".

However, his infatuation for his new lover "had become both blatant and limitless", while his wife endured slights and became the object of gossip.

True solidarity involves having the difficult conversations -- starting in our own circles, rather than just scrolling quietly past both blatant racism and microaggressions in our newsfeeds.

New Jersey, she writes, "has led the pack both as blatant offender and heroic champion of equity".

But both have blatant flaws as pieces of design and/or planning.

In "The Oyster Princess," the method is both more blatant and more fleshy: the squeaky wheel is an American potentate's daughter, played by Ossi Oswalda (a big German star at the time, whom Lubitsch had discovered), who gives vent to her nubile lust as clangorously as possible and leaves no doubt of its destructive power.

Both revealed blatant civil engineering mistakes.

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Both are blatant in their shilling for Clinton.