Sentence examples for more flagrant than from inspiring English sources

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.

Sanders was a Young Turk, too: more flagrant than the others, perhaps, but always with a clear sense of where the borders of propriety lay — he remained one of the boys in the legislature, a favorite among his colleagues in both parties because of his entertainment value.

Perhaps every other kids' usage seemed more flagrant than our own.

The stuff online was so much more flagrant than any of the stuff even in the National Enquirer".

The real hypocrisy lies elsewhere, and it's far more flagrant than even Biden sought to imply -- as I will explain further on.

In this film, Ozu lets fly with more flagrant furies than usual.

This turns Lady Teazle into an even more flagrant hypocrite than Joseph since she later tells her husband she was not prepared to "sacrifice your honour to his baseness".

Perhaps no station was more flagrant in its racism than WLBT-TV, an NBC affiliate in Jackson, Miss.

This routine injustice wreaks far more havoc on our most vulnerable communities than more flagrant examples of police misconduct.

NBC's prime-time successor to "Cheers," "Seinfeld," was more flagrant in its misanthropy.

There would be no more "flagrant inconsistencies, illogical possibilities [and] ridiculous exaggeration".