Sentence examples for once blatant from inspiring English sources

Vermeer is at once blatant and ineffable, like the Sphinx.

Across the world, short sellers continue to be seen as conniving sharpies, spreading false rumors and victimizing innocent companies with what House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert once called "blatant thuggery".

Once there was blatant corruption.

Murdoch, meanwhile, gives my outfit a very blatant once-over.

The killing of nine peace activists by Israel once again demonstrated the blatant disregard for international norms and law by this Israeli government.

Now that it has raised the issue once again in its blatant attempt to erase history, it's time to hold the C.I.A. accountable.

He opposed building Jewish settlements that extended over the 1967 line into territory Israel seized in the war, once calling them "a blatant attempt to provoke the international community" and complaining that they endangered Jewish lives.

With a new exhibition at the Yale School of Architecture, "Saving Corporate Modernism: Assessing Three Landmark Buildings Designed by Gordon Bunshaft of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill," an architecture once associated with alienation and blatant disregard for context is ripe for restoration.

Should a man especially a man charged by his office "faithfully to execute the laws"—be allowed to lie to a grand jury, obstruct justice and tamper with witnesses?This newspaper has taken the view that, once caught out in such blatant lying, Mr Clinton should have shown some shame and respect for his office by resigning.

Not once did she acknowledge my blatant attempts to convert her to my faith.

Still, it was impossible to ignore the blatant destruction of once-sleepy and wholesome Midwestern communities.