Hence, if an instruction seems blatantly wrong, it is incumbent on a health care professional not to follow it, a position which was confirmed by two cases in which a pharmacist who failed to seek confirmation of a prescription that was patently wrong was found to be negligent [ 26, 27].
Ebay explains that its refund policy, which seems blatantly weighted against sellers, is to make buyers feel "comfortable" shopping in its marketplace.
This seems blatantly wrong.
But this means that the convention of promising is ultimately grounded in the promise we (hypothetically) make to keep our promise, and that seems blatantly circular (Robins 1984: 127 ff).
For Toyota's competitors, the trick is to take advantage of the company's rare and catastrophic misstep without seeming blatantly predatory.
The moments in which Luise ventures alone onto the icy rock face are the only climbing scenes that seem blatantly faked.
In my view, the alleged abuses mentioned above could be halted, at least in large part, if Thein Sein and Burma's ruling party acted decisively to protect the minority, something they seem blatantly unwilling to do.
He'd spent 10 grueling years developing the general theory of relativity, seeking a better understanding of gravity, but to him the notion of an expanding or contracting cosmos seemed blatantly erroneous.
Anybody who knows my husband knows that he bends over backwards to help people who are in trouble and is always willing to listen to their problems In someone with less self-confidence and authority than Hillary Clinton, these words might have seemed blatantly evasive and disingenuous.
But just as the writer-director Cameron Crowe pulls off this deft hybrid of satire and romance, Mr. Cruise manages to make us believe in what might on paper seem blatantly inconsistent: a slick, go-for-broke agent who suddenly has an attack of conscience but who, after all, can't quite give up the game.
