Sentence examples for more flagrant in from inspiring English sources
NBC's prime-time successor to "Cheers," "Seinfeld," was more flagrant in its misanthropy.
Still more flagrant in its affront to international fair trial standards, added the report, is the setting up of "military commissions" to prosecute non-US citizens involved in the undefined crime of "international terrorism".
Because being lost has become my treasure, daily I grow more flagrant in my courtship of vagrant nowhere … Here he was now, penciled in for 2 30 on the afternoon of July 7, 2006, in a waiting room tastefully littered with back issues of The New Yorker and yoga magazines, hoping for … what?
Perhaps no station was more flagrant in its racism than WLBT-TV, an NBC affiliate in Jackson, Miss.
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.
The Bosnian Serbs' utter contempt for the "international community" was never more flagrant than in July, when General Ratko Mladic and his militia took 30 Dutch U.N. peacekeepers hostage and massacred thousands of Muslims who had already surrendered their town of Srebrenica.
The semi-ironic, distant, anonymous approach of those sites has now been replaced by something way more flagrant and in your face.
The more flagrant anomaly, though, in both of those measures, is the relative performance of Objective-C and Swift, the two languages used to write native iOS apps.
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. .
State investigators have form in targeting foreign companies when they wish to make a point, despite the fact that local competitors in the same markets are often engaged in much more flagrant breaches of the law.
His central point was that the millions of dollars in bonuses ought to be overshadowed by what he sees as the more flagrant offense by A.I.G., shepherding billions in bailout money to its trading partners.
