Sentence examples for flagrant instance from inspiring English sources
Many lawyers, particularly in the well-financed realm of white-collar criminal defense, regarded the case as a flagrant instance of government overreach: the problem with convicting a company was that it could have "collateral consequences" that would be borne by employees, shareholders, and other innocent parties.
Though the most flagrant instances have occurred in the past, it is still a problem.
Flagrant Example No. 3, for instance, began: "Judge Kaufman permitted a psychiatrist retained by Alger Hiss, one Dr. Binger, to sit in a prominent spot as a prospective defense witness, and take notes on the behavior of Whittaker Chambers".
That was a flagrant case.
Has the Swartz case exposed the flagrant unfairness of the legal system?
"This is a flagrant violation of privacy," said the representative.
Often, for instance, they show up at one another's opulent homes unannounced — a flagrant violation of L.A. realism — and, each time, there's a fight about it.
For instance, I went through a big phase where I was obsessed with the notoriously flagrant editor Gordon Lish and everything he touched.
During the next several years, as the period of intensive historical discovery begins, we will gain a better understanding of whether the dark Clinton moments we now know of were isolated instances of atrocious judgment or the tip of an iceberg of consistent and flagrant abuse of presidential power.
