Sentence examples for flagrant manner from inspiring English sources
For me, it goes against the principles of the union to act in a flagrant manner towards its constituents.
It really isn't up until the very end of the film that any of the characters' feelings are on the screen in a flagrant manner.
If there was long a vast divide between Arab rulers and ruled, a vast contempt of the latter for the former, Hamas and Hizbullah, together, have crystallized them in the most flagrant manner.
It may be cowardly, in one sense, to terrorise security guards and cash workers, but it takes some courage, too, to go up against society in such a flagrant manner.
"The greatest plagiarist of all-time was Picasso, who if he saw a good idea somewhere just took it and made it his own, in a flagrant manner," Mr. Rumney said in a book of interviews compiled by Alan Woods ("The Map Is Not the Territory," Manchester University Press, 2000).
I never know what he might say; he seems to lack the filter that prevents his less voluble colleagues from displaying their biases in such a flagrant manner.
"Club vice-captain Philipp Lahm, who gave an interview openly critical of the club, the coach and his team-mates, has violated internal club rules in a flagrant and inexcusable manner," said a terse press release.
Gene Hackman is the pater-unfamilias, Royal Tenenbaum, and his family is named after him in the American society manner, despite his flagrant and culpable absence from the family home, his appalling dereliction of family duty which, as well as perfuming the title with irony, carries a hint of "royal family" about it.
Unless the meal takes place in a fraternity house, the flagrant burp is considered bad manners.
Oakley was fined and suspended for failing to leave the court in a timely manner after his ejection after committing a flagrant foul in the second quarter and for extreme unsportsmanlike conduct.
Ward, in fact, was called for the flagrant foul when he wrapped his arms around Bowen in a decidedly unbrotherly manner.
