Sentence examples for nothing blatant from inspiring English sources

How Women Are Reinventing Their Lives, is scheduled for release in February 2010, points out that "the 21st-century version of sexism is nothing blatant, nothing Mad Men.

There was nothing blatant about what Sarah Koenig did.

More is suggested than shown in any detail, and almost nothing is blatant.

He does nothing so blatant as stage the opera as a dream, yet events unfold almost as if experienced in the depths of Katerina's psyche.

The infamous governor Sarah Palin said the prosecution was nothing but "blatant attempts by adversaries to destroy [his] reputation, career and finances".

The paper continued: "To attempt to build a new military airbase in Okinawa, after the tragedy of the Battle of Okinawa, the long and difficult 27 years of American occupation that followed it, and the disproportionate burden of military bases shouldered by Okinawa since, is nothing but blatant discrimination against the Okinawan people.

Other than wrapping itself in the Stars and Stripes, there is nothing more blatant that the industrial agriculture lobby does to bolster its image than invoking the long-gone image of the pastoral American Gothic farm.

Others described such a practice as nothing more than blatant censorship that harked back to the old days.

This new effort by the president is nothing but a blatant attempt to ensure continued support from the religious right.

William Nee, China researcher at Amnesty International, said: "This deplorable sentence against Gao Yu is nothing more than blatant political persecution by the Chinese authorities.

"To use Down's syndrome and learning difficulties as a reason to withhold lifesaving treatment is nothing short of blatant discrimination," she said.