Sentence examples for not flagrantly from inspiring English sources

The conventional answer is, "probably not" — as long as government does not flagrantly discriminate, its power to tax is extensive.

We may be — we undoubtedly are — still limited by blind spots, but we are not flagrantly prejudiced.

The memo also said that Democrats on the panel should be prepared to "pull the trigger" and call for an independent investigation beyond the jurisdiction of the committee in order to reveal "the misleading, if not flagrantly dishonest, methods and motives of senior administration officials who made the case for unilateral pre-emptive war".

Father Mark Doherty, chaplain at Sacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory, told the National Catholic Reporter that by clarifying "what exactly the church teaches on neuralgic points of human sexuality and religious practice, the new language... can help faculty members direct the course of their professional and public conduct in such a way as to not flagrantly contradict the church's stated mission".

Post pictures to social media appropriately, not flagrantly, so as to not be overtly trying to make the unwanted friend feel bad.

If you're a professional, you don't flagrantly tell the buyer to fuck off".

How can you guarantee that they don't flagrantly disobey your directives, or worse, rob you blind?

(Was there, by the way, any "major" modernist writer Kafka, Woolf, Proust, Mann, Joyce, Eliot who wasn't flagrantly masochistic?).

Some Fox employees said they were told in June and July not to flagrantly criticize General Electric.

The Russian state not only flagrantly flouted the law for its own interests, but also sent a powerful signal to its bureaucracy that this practice was now okay.According to Alexander Oslon, a sociologist who heads the Public Opinion Foundation in Moscow, Mr Putin's rule ushered in a breed of "bureaucrat-entrepreneurs".

4) The rule of law will be respected--or at least not so flagrantly flouted.