Sentence examples for far more flagrant from inspiring English sources
(Jason and his bachelorettes' visit to the set of ABC's ailing daytime soap "General Hospital," was a far more flagrant example of cross-promotion, the television equivalent of a blood transfusion).
But in a fractured and uncertain time, the natural confidence of metrosexuality has been replaced by something far more flagrant.
The real hypocrisy lies elsewhere, and it's far more flagrant than even Biden sought to imply -- as I will explain further on.
This routine injustice wreaks far more havoc on our most vulnerable communities than more flagrant examples of police misconduct.
I received far more acceptance, or at least disinterested tolerance, than I ever did flagrant abuse.
All of us seem to believe, with good reason, that we do a good job of resisting overt or flagrant pressures toward bias, but such clear-cut cases may be far more rare than we often assume.
Republicans in both Houses of Congress are becoming more and more flagrant in their strategy of holding the governing process hostage for far-right demands not shared by most voters.
The flagrant and tragic excesses of the men in the news are perhaps just one expression of a phenomenon far more general: a widespread problem of male maladjustment that speaks of a failure over the last generation to prepare men for the world in which many of us now live.
NBC's prime-time successor to "Cheers," "Seinfeld," was more flagrant in its misanthropy.
There would be no more "flagrant inconsistencies, illogical possibilities [and] ridiculous exaggeration".
