Sentence examples for it blatant from inspiring English sources

MOSCOW — Some readers called it blatant propaganda from the West.

One parent called it "blatant discrimination," while another lamented, "I can't believe they'd exclude all the 3-year-old twins in all of Brooklyn".

Calling it "blatant attempt to create a false impression," former Gov. Ted Strickland of Ohio, a Democrat, demanded Mr. Romney take it down on Monday.

An accounting source of mine, after reviewing the charts and images, called it "blatant market manipulation".

A spokesman for the rebels denied that they had any involvement in the attack, calling it "blatant misinformation".

The Syrian army said the U.S. attack killed six people and called it "blatant aggression" which made the United States a partner of "terrorist groups" including Islamic State.

It's blatant and it's widespread across the industry.

A dose of opportunism may sometimes be necessary in politics; but make it too blatant, and it quite simply backfires.

It was blatant and it was frequent.

Simple observation suggests that the interpersonal self is as complicated in its detailed mechanics as it is blatant about its presence.

First, misinformation appears to cause more damage when it's subtle than when it's blatant.