Sentence examples for flagrant criticism from inspiring English sources
The most flagrant criticism of the royal family by far has come from a single mysterious person named Mujtahidd.
Later works read almost like a flagrant rejoinder to this criticism.
J. R. Smith had 15 points and 9 assists in his best all-around game as a Knick — a performance that came just two nights after his flagrant foul and ensuing ejection drew criticism from Coach Mike Woodson.
Yemen called the execution a flagrant violation of human rights and there was further criticism from Pakistan, Afghanistan and India.
When Congress returned in December, Stevens maintained his criticism of Lincoln's policies, calling them "flagrant usurpations, deserving the condemnation of the community".
It attracted much criticism, Longerich writes, from the Wehrmacht for engaging in flagrant atrocities during the 1939 invasion of Poland.
Martin was back in his own arena against the Philadelphia 76ers today after a two-game suspension for last Sunday's flagrant foul, his sixth of the season and one that provoked intense attention and criticism.
That's that, really, a flagrant antisemitism, a deeply embedded systemic antisemitism, is hidden behind a mask of anti-Zionism or criticism of Israeli foreign policy.
Israel's defenders say that the Palestinians are at least partially to blame for the impasse in the peace process, and they add that the BDS campaign singles out the world's lone Jewish state for criticism when plenty of other countries, including many of Israel's Arab neighbours, mete out more flagrant injustices.
The military, which sets foreign and security policies, drew rare public criticism after US special forces killed Osama bin Laden on Pakistani soil in a unilateral raid in May last year, a raid seen as a flagrant violation of sovereignty.
