Sentence examples for flagrant enough to from inspiring English sources

Dressed in buckskin tights, he struck lascivious poses at the stage apron, flagrant enough to elicit the critics' ridicule.

If the preceding errors and improprieties are not flagrant enough, the Court of Appeals contributed additional error by relying on a so-called 'supplemental record' to affirm the conviction.

In California, a misdemeanor charge can be brought against a parent if the truancy is flagrant enough.

But the game may be better remembered for the gratuitous elbow the Penguins' Matt Cooke threw at the head of Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh -- flagrant enough that it earned Cooke a five-minute major and a game misconduct, as well as a public rebuke from his coach.

He argued for wages "high enough to stop flagrant exploitation".

He was an unabashed proponent of social democracy, of states that are humane and egalitarian and tough enough to contain capitalism's most flagrant injustices.

In "Nudge", the 2008 book by Cass Sunstein and Richard Thaler that brought the Orwellian terminology of "libertarian paternalism" to a popular audience, "libertarian" was used, sensibly enough, to mean "choice-preserving" and "paternalism" was used with such flagrant disregard of conventional meaning that it was made to include everything that might help anyone ever make a good decision.

ARTEST FOUL DOWNGRADED The N.B.A. downgraded a flagrant foul called against the Rockets' Ron Artest, determining that the play was not severe enough to warrant an ejection.

Anyone who drives a lot is naturally going to get hit and fouled, but when it comes to Lin, those hits are near-constant -- thwacks to the head hard and frequent enough to ask a simple question: Why isn't he getting any flagrant foul calls?

But I thought in just over two hundred years, this country had matured enough to elect a black president, and had gotten past some of its more flagrant prejudices and ignorance.

Of course Belfort feels no shame about his flagrant violations of the law; it is his investors who ought to be ashamed for being dumb enough to trust him.