Sentence examples for extremely blatant from inspiring English sources

Who (jokingly, he insists) tussled with a reporter for New York magazine's Web site, nymag.com, resulting in a piece headlined "John Mayer Threatens to Sodomize Us"? Inadvertently, perhaps, the album highlights the extremely blatant chasm between John Mayer the musician and John Mayer the public character, a divide Mr. Mayer said he was eager to maintain.

It was good of them to give us all an extremely blatant object example of how zero-days can be used by other parties as well.

Really, this is true wherever you go, but it's extremely blatant in the Valley of the Spun.

Random internet warriors are eager to share two cents worth of comments on news sites, screaming things like "Simply stated Tiger is an extremely selfish man with blatant disregard for his children, wife, and fans,"... "Addiction to white women with blond hair?

The game's blatant immorality and extremely adult content are amusing, but I can't work up very much enthusiasm for killing people I don't know just because they have double-crossed some gangsters.

There's her trademark (and extremely winning) lack of phoneyness, her blatant lack of apology.

Scrapping a few beds to put some extra dollars in your pocket is cheap, especially when our social workers already have to work extremely hard with marginal funding, while Ford's blatant attacks against their profession keep on coming.

The Maroons have been so blatant for so long that it inspired the extremely popular tune by Rugby League songster Denis Carnahan Thatt's In Queensland'.

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

We are extremely disappointed that the Court chose to ignore the very blatant burden sectarian prayer imposes on the conscience of citizens with diverse religious beliefs and those without religious beliefs.

An article from SBNation.com noted, "This Penn State one is a talented but extremely flawed one, flawed, especially defensively, in ways that are blatant and clear and easy for any well-coached offense to exploit, and flawed on offense with youth and with inexperience, destined to repeat the past because they must before it gets any better".