Sentence examples for more flagrant and from inspiring English sources

The semi-ironic, distant, anonymous approach of those sites has now been replaced by something way more flagrant and in your face.

Both Washington and China are steadily upping the stakes in their rivalry as China's provocations of US friends and allies become more flagrant and America's commitments to support them become more categorical.

But I thought in just over two hundred years, this country had matured enough to elect a black president, and had gotten past some of its more flagrant prejudices and ignorance.

North Korea's even more flagrant breaches, and then its withdrawal from the NPT, were reported to the UN, but China blocked further discussion.

These gaps are even more flagrant when HIV and AIDS are factored in: publications may well note that the families concerned have children, but very few then take the story any further.

But while a former referee, fans and the media may think that Lin deserves more credit for his "hard-nosed play" and more flagrant fouls called in his favor, the NBA doesn't seem so moved. .

Republicans in both Houses of Congress are becoming more and more flagrant in their strategy of holding the governing process hostage for far-right demands not shared by most voters.

I've lost count of the amount of times I've seen distant acquaintances and old school friends post statuses like "some days you find out who ur real friends are," "nice to know who's there for you and who's not!" and the occasional more flagrant "dirty little bitch".

Religious leaders -- on the right, worried about more flagrant sins like alcohol, tobacco and sex; on the left, concerned with promoting an attitude of tolerance and self-esteem -- de-emphasized the sins of gluttony and overconsumption.

Washington renewed military aid to Egypt despite the NGO crackdown and other, more flagrant human rights abuses.

But, in recent decades, the drive of the wealthy to enrich themselves at the expense of the rest of society has grown considerably more intense, and certainly more flagrant.