Sentence examples for flagrant form from inspiring English sources
Ayatollah Khamenei, who repeatedly lashed out against the United States, said the composition of the Security Council had led to a "flagrant form of dictatorship," and he accused Washington of abusing "this mechanism in order to impose its will on the world".
Who sought to question roughly 8,000 men of Middle Eastern descent, who were legal residents of the U.S., a flagrant form of racial profiling?
But I was here to sample British culture in its most flagrant form only, and eating Union Jack fish 'n' chips by Westminster Bridge seemed about as "London" as things could get without having to pay a protection fee to the Bombacilar.
But I was here to sample British culture in its most flagrant form only, and eating Union Jack fish 'n' chips by Westminster Bridge seemed about as "London" as things could get without having to pay a protection fee to the Bombacilar gang.
After the 16th century, it gradually disappeared in its most flagrant forms with the disendowment and secularization of church property.
The Albany Movement was seeking an end to rigid segregation and other forms of flagrant discrimination, and Dr. King had been invited there to give impetus to the effort.
Harry Hardy Peach, the author of "Let Us Tidy Up (1929)," wrote that litter was a "flagrant breach of national good form," a violation of citizenship itself.
Harry Hardy Peach, the author of "Let Us Tidy Up_ _(1929)," wrote that litter was a "flagrant breach of national good form," a violation of citizenship itself.
Francis received a flagrant foul.
Brown was called for a flagrant foul.
