Sentence examples for less blatant from inspiring English sources

Perhaps they are better at it, less blatant?

The shortcoming would not be so noticeable were there less blatant overlap between the two.

The night before, the differences were less blatant, but still lurking.

A realistic hope may be that it just becomes less blatant and less damaging: "Italian-style", says one optimistic official.

Also true, the task force has morphed into a less blatant form of ambulance chasing than it at first appeared.

Cheney's distortions were a little less blatant, but, being better informed, he had less excuse for them.

Much as the Lockharts' surname spells out their emotional reticence, Artis's given name is a more-or-less blatant indication that the reader is intended to envision art, DeLillo's in particular, as another mode of cold containment and storage for future use.

In other, less-blatant cases, Israel is subjected to criticism leveled at no non-Jewish country.

Initially, attempts to Russify the Baltic peoples were overt, but later they were moderated as Russian immigration soared and the sheer weight of the immigrant numbers simply served to promote this objective in less-blatant ways.

Kaiser's account dwells less on blatant corruption than on what is perfectly, depressingly legal.

But these portraits are no more eloquent in their narratives, no less like blatant promotion, than a shot of George W Bush grinning in the Oval Office.