Sentence examples for no blatant from inspiring English sources

There was no blatant segregation, but people would make it uncomfortable for you.

There are no denunciations, no political discussions, no blatant incidents of state brutality.

But there were no blatant signs that she sought to turn the affair into a campaign event.

But unlike at Ramos's funeral or a graduation event on Monday, when police booed and heckled de Blasio, there was no blatant display of hostility.

"I was raised to believe that movies were generally bad unless they were clean, which meant no curse words, no violence, no blatant sexuality," he said.

There are no blatant differences between civilian casualties in this war and the heroes who have given their lives for this country in any of our many wars and conflicts.

Bids for airplay come no more blatant than The Avenue, which doesn't so much sample the Maisonettes' 1982 soul hit Heartache Avenue as does the bare minimum required to qualify it as a different record.

There was, of course, no more blatant opportunity than the penalty awarded when Shaun Maloney was tripped by Oscar Rubio.

While Mr. Jackson said there was "no more blatant example" than Hudson of a lender refusing to work with community leaders, he said the challenge to Hudson's merger "will remind other banks that they have an obligation to be fair in lending".

This is no mere blatant knockoff of the Galaxy Round, though.

The Committee report also said that "there is no more blatant an example of lack of transparency than the recent ownership history of Leeds United" and has urged the FA to investigate if necessary with the assistance of Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs.