Sentence examples for may be blatant from inspiring English sources

The evidence may be blatant, like holes in walls or food containers, or more subtle, like the dim sound of scampering little feet.

This barring of access may be blatant: attacking and killing aid workers, looting their supplies, outright denying safe passage, or it may be more subtle, coming in the form of burdensome bureaucratic measures.

Some malicious sites may even be blatant attempts to gather your personal information.

Now there are hopeful signs that his plan to become president for life may be too blatant for the electorate to swallow.

Don't be blatant with your mixing.

When it comes to high-end fashion and perfume, consciously sexy ads may be controversial - and indeed blatant - but they are rarely viewed with the same cynicism as those of more mass-market products.

Blatant cloning may be shunned in the Valley, but in China and other parts of the world, cloning is the expectation of financial backers who benefit from the lower investment risk profile.

This blatant suspense-building may be a species of postmodernism.

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

Music, for all its idiosyncratic power, may be too concrete and ultimately too blatant to adequately translate Mr. Lynch's indirections.

And wise heads may be counselling Mr Putin that such blatant manipulation of the legal system in a private or political feud looks bad for the country and has to be stopped.At least, that is what Mr Khodorkovsky would like to think.