Sentence examples for only blatant from inspiring English sources

As tragic as this event was, it was not the only blatant attack on humanitarian workers during the past year.

But at Pitcher and Piano, she said, when the inspectors returned on further occasions, they found not only blatant dancing, but also blatant loud-music-playing and the wanton turning of a blind eye.

Arguably, except for the flute, the only blatant anachronism is Millie's sign on the bulletin board: "Roommate Wanted/ Share One Bedroom Furnished Apartment/ In singles building with pool/ $55 a piece a month".

The NHL's hypocrisy is not only blatant, it is also dangerous.

Instead, there was only a blatant effort to make political capital out of an unfolding tragedy.

The only more blatant example of gilding the lily I can think of is the White Queen in "Through the Looking Glass," who orders roses to be painted.

There was not only a blatant offside call missed when our players stopped and the Islanders scored, but there was also Potvin hitting the puck in with a high stick that they didn't call a high stick.

There are creepy, mysterious anti-Mormon letters, there are occasional heckles of Mr Romney at his speeches, and those are only the blatant examples of something that's keeping him in single digits.(By the way, "covenant marriage" is a super-powered version of matrimony taken up by some evangelical Christians.

"The fact that Sinovel has exported stolen American intellectual property from China back into the United States — less than 40 miles from our global headquarters — shows not only a blatant disrespect for intellectual property but a disregard for international trade law," he said.

Daniel McGahn, the company's president, said: "The fact that Sinovel has exported stolen American intellectual property from China back into the United States, less than 40 miles from our global headquarters, shows not only a blatant disrespect for intellectual property but a disregard for international trade law".

And only a blatant disregard by Germany's power elites for safeguarding democracy - in fact, the hope that economic crisis could be used as a vehicle to bring about democracy's demise and replace it by a form of authoritarianism - could induce such errors.