Sentence examples for like blatantly from inspiring English sources

2) Know your university While this seems like blatantly obvious advice, you would be surprised by the number of students who enter year two having never set foot in their own university's library.

A glossy town publication that is called -- no joke -- Supervisor Kate Murray's Public Policy Review offers not her views on nuclear proliferation or sugar tariffs, but rather the usual mix of incumbent puffery, and sometimes worse, like blatantly political attacks on Mr. Levinson.

But I have never heard of sales tactics like this: blatantly committing click fraud to drive up the advertising cost for potential clients using other systems in the hopes that they would be inclined to switch to LeapFish instead, and bragging about it to those potential clients!

— "Inadvertently liked": The acting head of the EPA "liked" a blatantly racist post about the Obamas a few years ago and otherwise engaged with conspiracy theories on social media, The Post's Eli Rosenberg reports.

You don't have to make a video, but most money seekers do, and the successful ones avoid making it too slickly ad-like or blatantly amateurish; lighthearted hints that the creator is a little uncomfortable asking for money are a recurring trope.

A combination of the spiritual a complete expression of what he might have taken from his travels in the East and the commercial the gas pumps of the West, they might be the most cheerful and animated pieces here aside from the furniture, the star of which is probably the late (2007) fluorescent, Lego-like cabinet blatantly titled Omaggio.

The blood that spurts copiously throughout "Bloodsong" blatantly looks like off-brand tomato juice, and the violence is played plainly for laughs.

Some of the people on her list are obviously and blatantly culpable – like Bryce, who raped her.

"For now the Fire Island Association and the other groups are not going to blatantly attack him like they did Dillon," Mr. Cullen said.

From prescription drugs produced outside the U.S. to domestic "smart" drugs to blatantly illegal substances like pot it's all ready to be sourced in cyberspace.

The U.S. is no exception, and it's interesting to note that the blatantly biased media like Fox and Murdoch's other outfits act as perfect decoys that make remaining media look balanced.