Sentence examples for most blatantly from inspiring English sources

This notion was most blatantly expressed by Dinesh D'Souza.

The women-in-prison genre, even at its most blatantly exploitative, can't escape the political.

And F is surgical: Even "Forever," the most blatantly ambitious, grand-scale tune here, is staunched with politesse.

Over the past three months, they have taken programs off the air that had most blatantly criticized the government.

A fairly obvious tack being taken by every candidate, though most blatantly by Joseph I. Lieberman and John Edwards.

The next government should make a statement by quickly clearing out some of the most blatantly corrupt officials.

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.

The most blatantly blue chip of these are in the grand ground-floor gallery: one of Mr. Prince's "joke" diptychs; a kitschy carved wood pig by Mr. Koons.

The young artist plainly aspired to a decadence that was both sassy and divine — most blatantly in homoerotic drawings that he tricked out with imitation gold leaf.

To pleasantly immerse oneself in the American Olympic experience, one must be like Wagner: thrilled and oblivious to all but our most blatantly clumsy mistakes.

Their passivity has bred cynicism, most blatantly illustrated by the inability of the country's newly elected legislators to reach political compromise.