Sentence examples for even more blatant from inspiring English sources

The day after, at Sotheby's, the art penury was even more blatant.

Rubi del Mundo, a guerrilla spokeswoman, said: "U.S. interventionism is even more blatant nowadays.

This signaling could morph into an even more blatant abuse of power.

When I saw Pier 55 I realised it was an even more blatant example of the same idea".

But the embargo on rare earth exports to Japan was an even more blatant violation of international trade law.

Allowing the trivialization of the War Powers Act to stand will open the way for even more blatant acts of presidential war-making in the decades ahead.

Yet its ever more blatant nuclear claims make that hard to do.

Otherwise, he would have become Hunt before Hunt to help the NFL embarrass itself even more with blatant hypocrisy.

If the Russians believe there will be no consequences for meddling, they will be emboldened to become even more aggressive and blatant.

Despite the BLM decision to close the "categorical exclusions" loophole, Barrett Corp. continues to enjoy the fact that hydraulic fracturing is exempt from scrutiny under the Safe Drinking Water Act, thanks to the Halliburton loophole, an even larger and more blatant industry giveaway also inserted into the 2005 energy bill at the behest of Vice President Cheney, Halliburton's former CEO.

Even more surprising were some blatant omissions of those who had achieved a measure of fame in their lifetime, like the poet Sylvia Plath, the writer Charlotte Brontë and the photographer Diane Arbus.