Sentence examples for may be blatantly from inspiring English sources

In a recent poll, 55% of people in England thought it wrong for a Scottish MP to become prime minister.What price the union?The Tories' purpose in drawing attention to these anomalies may be blatantly party political but the situation is almost impossible to defend.

Trump may be blatantly irreligious and Pence exotically devout, but our President and Vice-President come together quite well in their stated inability to resist women.

The souls that populate his paintings may be blatantly happy or enigmatically blank, but they are always untouchable, aloof and flat as a pancake -- immune from the mundane, turbid world of three dimensions.

Be aware that many on-line sources may be blatantly biased in one direction or another.

It could be that your partner will be busy and have to put it off themselves, it may even be blatantly obvious that will happen but you need to make the offer anyway. .

Which was blatantly ludicrous given we are the same age and [were] openly behaving intimately.

Mr Sharif may determine that he would be better off to be blatantly turfed from office again, rather than forced into some sort of power-sharing deal.

This should be blatantly obvious.

Your creature can be blatantly impossible yet still work.

And while Mr Grillo may be the most blatantly populist of Italy's leading politicians, the prime minister, like Mr Berlusconi, is another big-talking showman.

I may be stating the blatantly obvious when I say that if Google has found a way to index text in static images and video this is a great leap forward in the progression of search technology.