Sentence examples for both blatant and subtle from inspiring English sources

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

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

The training, Williams argued, "has created a culture where employees are comfortable with -- and held accountable for -- calling out prejudice, both blatant and subtle".

And just because I find rape disgusting, and have never had that impulse, doesn't mean I can make a leap into the minds of women and dismiss how they feel day to day, moment to moment, in ways both blatant and subtle, from other men, and the way the media represents the world they live in, and from what they hear in songs, see in movies, and witness on stage in a comedy club.

Written by Long and Jim Demonakos, the book convincingly depicts the systemic racism, blatant and subtle, that suffused and corroded everything during that period.

But women face additional challenges, including blatant and subtle discrimination, sexual harassment, and a lack of sensible public and workforce policies.

There is often a clinging to an identity as victim, in blatant and subtle ways.

With a book by Cheri Steinkellner and Bill Steinkellner, supplemented by Douglas Carter Beane, "Sister Act" makes for a very breezy ride, sparked by alternately blatant and subtle wit.

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.

With the possibility of unauthorized user account registration, data must be guarded against blatant vandalism and subtle, but incorrect modifications.