Sentence examples for now blatant from inspiring English sources

Despite the field's now blatant modernity, with practitioners using DNA sequences, sophisticated evolutionary theory and supercomputers to order and name all of life, jobs for taxonomists continue to be in steady decline.

I tormented myself with the now blatant realization that I should have just gone to the store and picked up the right number of cookies/cupcakes/brownies and brought them -- in the bag -- directly to the classroom.

By now, such blatant discrimination should be presumed to be unconstitutional, and the Justice Department should finally say so.

Governments haven't gotten less grabby, though most are now less blatant.

Instead of stealth takeover masked by propaganda we now see blatant grabs of wealth and raw power poorly disguised.

Now, this blatant media bias (up until now) has had somewhat of an excuse, since John McCain wrapped his party's nomination up months ago, and the press has been focusing ever since on the Hillary-and-Barack show (admittedly a center-ring circus act, if ever there was one).

But the religious references now seem so blatant that I'm surprised God hasn't sued for copyright.

Sledging has finally come of age, with any ambition to replicate the cut-and-thrust that delights fourth-formers when the teacher is out of earshot now replaced by blatant physical threats.

For all that, the current Mets are afflicted with not only bad hamstrings but management blundering and foot-in-mouth disease, and now, it seems, blatant frugality in the free-agent draft.

Neither is quite so blatant now, but spend a few minutes with either one's original programming (as opposed to the avalanche of repurposed shows from other sources that both use to fill air time), and there's no mistaking which viewers are being trolled for.

And more importantly, why are you now resorting to blatant sexism as a tactic?