Sentence examples for most blatant case from inspiring English sources

A single block of flats in central London presents the most blatant case of British Virgin Islands secrecy in Britain.

In the most blatant case, a traffic camera caught runners turning round at least 1km before they were supposed to make a U-turn, potentially shaving about 10% off the 21km race.

Jackson says the original Senate version of this bill "was the most blatant case of trying to ignore scientific input that I've seen in a long time".

The most blatant case was an account holder in Mexico who received "1,400 remittances from 950 senders in 40 states.

However, the most blatant case of Axel's plagiarism was identified by his "Introduction to Postmodern Analysis" class teacher Ms. Derrida, who was grading a short story that Axel wrote.

And these are only the most blatant cases.

Some of the most blatant cases have led to criminal investigations.

Property owners say that the police are loath to intervene, except in the most blatant cases, without formal court orders.

"This has to be one of the most blatant cases of perjury I've seen," Judge Martin, a former United States attorney, said in his courtroom in September 2003.

Even the most blatant cases of extrajudicial killing by soldiers are rarely investigated by the military police, and usually only after adverse publicity.

That's because today is the Internet Slowdown, a web-wide uprising against one of the most blatant cases of potential injustice in the history of the net.