The problem is, the longer I spend at home the more I come to appreciate this flagrant racism; at least with those people you immediately know where you stand (or lie, crushed under decades of racial prejudice).
It was the first time the group had experienced such flagrant bigotry at a show.
The referees did not miss Howard's flagrant elbow at Sixers center Samuel Dalembert on Tuesday night.
Bryant and Lakers Coach Phil Jackson said that Artest should not have been called for a flagrant foul at all.
Federal investigators found "flagrant violations" at a Pennsylvania mine where a worker died last year in a methane gas explosion, the federal Mine Safety and Health Administration said.
The Rangers got the power play when the Penguins' Matt Cooke was given a five-minute major and game misconduct for throwing a gratuitous and flagrant elbow at the head of defenseman Ryan McDonagh, who got up flexing his jaw.
Most of them emanate from the south – The Independent witnessed what appeared to be flagrant fraud at Nad-e-Ali in Helmand, with ballot stuffing on behalf of the President.
If the kick had been labeled as a flagrant two at the time, it would have led to Harden's ejection, and likely we would not be talking about Houston having a 105-103 win in overtime.
Dr. Debbi's scheme was so flagrant that at one point, prosecutors said, he billed the government for multiple services on a resident's eye even though the resident was missing that eye.
While the cable recounted routine demands for bribes by low-ranking government workers (the cost of a traffic stop, one Tunisian said, was up from 20 dinars to 40 or 50, or about $28 to $34), it said the flagrant thievery at the highest levels was most worrisome.
End of story!" Labour's Chris Bryant said it had been "one of the most flagrant attempts at a contempt of parliament in parliament's history!" If their perjury had been in a court they would have risked seven years' imprisonment, and the way he said it made it clear that that would be just another example of soft sentencing.
