Sentence examples for its flagrant from inspiring English sources

Perhaps somebody took the HANYS report seriously, despite its flagrant bias, but it hardly matters because this new era of transparency in health care is not going away, no matter how loudly the hospital lobby complains.

It has been scorned for its flagrant sentimentality, derided as artless schlock.

Admittedly, with its flagrant arrogance and pretentiousness, it makes an irresistible target.

It's probably also true that Smokey's Barbers couldn't get away with its flagrant racial stereotyping on a mainstream channel.

The international norm of free, prior and informed consent (FPIC), which demands that communities give their assent to any proposed exploration, is honoured only in its flagrant abuse.

Such bad sportsmanship will not bode well for a party that fails to see its own lack of good-governing sense, its flagrant political shortcomings, its visionary collapse.

After the 16th century, it gradually disappeared in its most flagrant forms with the disendowment and secularization of church property.

Making The Constitution Matter Again A prime example of the Clinton Administration's ignoring laws it finds inconvenient is its continued, flagrant violation of the Vacancies Act.

Our economy is dying of its own flagrant usuries.

If Mr. Geoghegan truly wants to preserve majority rule, he should protest its most flagrant abuse rather than rules, whatever their infirmities, that have been used in their current form by both political parties for 35 years.

Both proved controversial with critics, as did Barrie Kosky's Castor and Pollux, with its nudity, flagrant eroticism and – most shockingly for the delicate sensibilities of some opera fans – the disembodied hand that emerged from a mound of earth to masturbate singer Laura Tatulescu during one of her arias as Phoebe.