Sentence examples for however blatant from inspiring English sources
However, blatant over-pandering can also be an electoral liability.
Geithner's perspective was shared by Attorney General Eric Holder, who told Congress that prosecuting top bankers for crimes ― however blatant ― would harm the financial system.
So let's do this: You start unequivocally calling out bigotry (however blatant or incidental it may be) against queer people wherever you see it ― without any of the "love the sinner but hate the sin" or "I care about you, I just don't believe in gay marriage" bullshit ― and I'll do whatever I can to help you on your mission.
Republicans roundly criticized it, however, as blatant interference by government in the private sector.
"However her blatant disregard for, and insensitive commentary concerning the Māori culture and its customs are inadmissable.
Some of his misrepresentations are so blatant, however, that they bear rectifying even in this abbreviated form.
They are, however, such a blatant violation of Europe's single market that they are unlikely to survive.The more insidious threat facing London's financial-services industry comes from a thousand smaller regulatory hurdles that will make it incrementally more difficult or expensive for financial firms to conduct business or enter new markets.
Little context is provided, leaving viewers to imagine the things that could have lead to each subject's meltdown, however tacit or blatant the display.
However, the most blatant case of Axel's plagiarism was identified by his "Introduction to Postmodern Analysis" class teacher Ms. Derrida, who was grading a short story that Axel wrote.
This blatant idolatry, however, often proves awkward.
