"Last year, things were so flagrant, no one even questioned an $800,000 proposal for lighting and audio," she said.
His direct plea to the judge failing, the teacher resorted to the subterfuge of answering the attorneys' questions with such flagrant intelligence and subtlety that there was no chance of his being selected.
Hart now tries to reduce the question of his behavior to one "mistake" — the dalliance with Rice — but what made it of such great interest and gave it so much salience was that it was part of what is called in civil-rights law a "pattern or practice" of behavior, something so obsessive and flagrant that it raises serious questions about his judgment, and even stability.
No question, Martin's six flagrant fouls have been costly -- seven games and $347,057 in fines.
Olga A. Kutovaya, the editor in chief of the local newspaper, Vperyod, said she had held public round tables at which officials were pelted with questions about the group's flagrant criminality.
Non-devotees might well question the timelessness of mock Orientalism and flagrant misogyny, but Gilbert and Sullivan's capital punishment romcom has always been a money maker, and Scottish Opera – styling itself as a G&S stronghold after The Pirates of Penzance in 2013 and HMS Pinafore last year – accordingly tours this new production right into July.
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? .
This is just the most flagrant example of site giving non-health answers to health-related questions.
The Net in question is not Kenyon Martin, who once had six flagrant fouls in a season and who does not try to hide his image as an enforcer; Martin's body is covered with tattoos and he can produce a scowl that would frighten a guard dog, never mind a point guard.
"The question of the treatment of day laborers is so flagrant, I feel it viscerally," Mr. Perales says, leaning over to emphasize the point.
