Sentence examples for made a blatant error from inspiring English sources

He made a blatant error and he has never done that before.

Faced with questions from the local news media over whether officials made a blatant error, Dr. James Young, Ontario's commissioner of public safety, responded, "We've got a new illness with very little understood about it, a lot of trouble diagnosing it and a lot of confusion over who has to do what".

So, according to Lehmann, selection matters should be kept private when the selectors commit a blatant error (for example, omitting Smith on a raging turner), but selection matters can be made public when a selector (that is, Lehmann) feels like threatening some players' careers?

The second issue was a blatant error concerning glaciers that appeared in a major IPCC report.

In his written response, Mr. Chisick called the ruling "incorrect" and "a blatant error".

Silber termed this "a blatant error on the AP's part".

But today Cameron is making a blatant attempt to woo Clegg's supporters.

The first rupture in their bond comes when she makes a blatant pass at another man in front of him at a party.

When he signed with the Nationals in 2010, after four consecutive playoff trips with Philadelphia, Werth seemed to be making a blatant money grab.

It is the Democratic Unionists who are making a blatant bid to be king-makers in a hung Parliament.

Had he made a computational error?