Sentence examples for is particularly flagrant from inspiring English sources

Monterroso, who spent most of his adult life in Mexico City, highlighted a difference between the lives of rich and poor in the city that is particularly flagrant and cruel – especially for domestic workers who frequently suffer classism, racism and sexism as they serve wealthy and middle-class families.

The violations were particularly flagrant in Cẩn's area, which was the home of the Nguyễn Dynasty and a source of sympathy towards Bảo Đại.

The violations were particularly flagrant in central Vietnam, a region over which another of Diệm's younger brothers, Ngô Đình Cẩn, ruled.

The Kuwaiti example is a particularly flagrant example of the disastrous consequences of the unacknowledged and unregulated relationship between sports and politics.

One particularly flagrant and ironic incident occurred when a number of pro-Sisi women were subjected to massive sexual assaults in the midst of celebrations of his inauguration.

(He also delivered one particularly flagrant illegal blow, punching López on the back of the head).

Their recent report cited the Italians as particularly flagrant rule-breakers.

The jailing of opposition leader Yulia Tymoshenko marked a particularly flagrant example of politicised justice.

"This is a flagrant violation of privacy," said the representative.

"This is a flagrant violation of privacy," they told Buzzfeed.

Martin was assessed a Level 2 flagrant foul, which is a flagrant foul with excessive contact.