Sentence examples for completely blatant from inspiring English sources

"I think what's recent is maybe being so completely blatant about it," Peter Cappelli, a professor and labor economist at Wharton, said.

They said the discrimination has to be completely blatant, that the person has to use the n-word or something like that".

This one is totally blatant".

This goes on in every major city in the world, but Dubai ruthlessly clamps down on certain behaviour – minor public indecency for example – while completely ignoring blatant corruption of other laws, as embodied by the sex workers on the streets.

(His shtick might be more believable if he hadn't completely missed several blatant misrepresentations that Morris made during the segment, everything from inflating his résumé to massaging his past predictions to make them look more accurate).

"When I was doing my [book] research several years ago, it was very demoralizing to time and time again run into these young women who were just completely blind to blatant sexism," she said.

But also even if it's not something you're morally accountable for doing, it's still the nice thing to do a lot of the time?" Even during these generally pro-ghosting threads, it was still hard for people to completely ignore the blatant rudeness of disappearing on someone.

Of the many false arguments deployed by the Bush Administration to justify war with Iraq, perhaps the most blatant was the completely untrue idea that Iraq was linked to 9/11.

Cue a derisive response on the Splitsider comedy website, whose correspondent calls the Atlantic's premise "completely flawed," and its argument "a blatant example of starting with a theory and then searching for evidence that'll support it".

But not all narcissists are so blatant.

Arguably the most unsettling part of Elliot Rodger's blatant, vitriolic misogyny was how completely non-shocking the sentiments behind it were.