The crowd was polite, but many people expressed disgust over what they considered a blatant effort by the two big parties to control state-owned Czech Television.
If you sit down and read "The Wind Done Gone," Alice Randall's controversial "Gone With the Wind" takeoff, it's hard to understand how the novel could be considered a "blatant and wholesale theft" of "Gone With the Wind," as lawyers for the trusts that own Margaret Mitchell's copyright have contended.
None of them, however, had dared to question the RNC chairman about what Eric Resnick considered a blatant, obvious hypocrisy.
While on trial he preached in local churches, in what some observers consider a blatant attempt to influence the jury via congregation members.
Bobcat is an anti-gun-control, get-off-my-lawn type who has been roused to anger by what he considers a blatant misuse of the Brooklyn Bridge.
"I care about reforming D.C. gun laws, and we're going to use voting rights or any other vehicle at our disposal to address what we consider a blatant disregard for the Constitution".
For instance, consider this blatant taboo against boxed wine: A piece of advice from an ABC News article suggests that "[t[o cut back on wine costs … head for the much cheaper boxed wine" and simply "hide the evidence" by pouring the wine into a vase and presenting that with your meal.
Mr. Vix said that from the time he first saw the displays in the early 1990s, he considered them a "blatant government support of religion".
They were often considered artistic apostasy, blatant betrayals of his ascetic striped paintings of the 1960s, which established his reputation as a wunderkind and premier New York artist, and he became one of the cornerstones of Minimalism.
Advocacy groups considered it a blatant denial of their suffering.
China considered it a blatant attempt to contain its growing economic and political clout.
