Sentence examples for in a flagrant from inspiring English sources
For me, it goes against the principles of the union to act in a flagrant manner towards its constituents.
Deporting him would "legitimize the torture of witnesses and suspects," it said, and "result in a flagrant denial of justice".
And there are several tracts of Lebanese territory under Israeli control in a flagrant act of encroachment".
Another woman has her feet on the table, legs apart, in a flagrant contravention of social etiquette.
We are reminded of those works when he makes a brief appearance, in a flagrant scene of quasi-religious phallus-worship titled "The Red Host".
Rondo's injury happened when Linus Kleiza of the Raptors slammed him to the ground, a play that resulted in a flagrant foul-1.
Clippers forward Matt Barnes flung James Harden to the ground in the second quarter, resulting in a flagrant-1 foul, and Rockets forward Corey Brewer dunked on Griffin early in the fourth quarter, a prelude to a testy exchange that resulted in offsetting technical fouls on each player.
The United Nations Office of the Commissioner for Human Rights released a statement in early May calling the continued detention in Guantánamo a "flagrant violation of international human rights law" and categorizing the force-feeding at the prison as "cruel, inhuman and degrading".
When we passed the post I thought I was beat, but I wasn't worried because I was sure I would get the race in the Stewards' Room.' To Lester, Roberto's reluctance justified the ferocity of his ride, one of the greatest in racing, a flagrant imposition of one man's will on history, seared in the memory as surely as an oak scorched by lightning.
The sheer scale of planning applications being called in shows a flagrant disregard for decision-making at a local level and is in danger of bringing the planning system into disrepute".
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.
