Sentence examples similar to ostensibly blatant from inspiring English sources
It was apparently very blatant.
The problem is that the "geek" part, the part to which her business success is ostensibly credited, becomes secondary in the shadow of such blatant physicality.
A new report from Human Rights Watch highlights widespread and blatant discrimination in Chinese job descriptions, despite its ostensibly being illegal there.
Although no formal charges have been aired, the pair's apparent crime is to have protested against blatant, government-sponsored fraud during the parliamentary elections, which were ostensibly monitored by the judiciary.
His most blatant scam was the Petroleum Trust Fund (PTF), set up in the mid-1990s, ostonsibly to channel the extra revenue from an increase in the domestic fuel price into infrastructure and other investments.
Ostensibly it was retaliation for a particularly atrocious Palestinian bombing, but it was also a blatant bid to cast Israel as an operational ally of the US in the "reshaping" of the region and the punishing of that other Ba'athist dictatorship which, in the neo-conservative scheme of things, was next in line for the Saddam treatment.
Meanwhile, in ostensibly liberal spaces like British and American universities, conferences on Israel and international law are cancelled under blatant political pressure, and academics who condemn war crimes in Palestine are fired.
One of the most blatant examples of an online marketplace in stolen credit card data was CarderPlanet.com, a website ostensibly based in Vietnam, but operated by people based in Russia and Ukraine, and now shut down.
Ostensibly this aids transparency.
