Sentence examples for particularly blatant from inspiring English sources

Petty police graft is particularly blatant.

Even by Japanese standards, the transaction on offer from the central government in Tokyo was particularly blatant.

One particularly blatant move was to scrap voting on the last Sunday before election day when many African Americans in Florida traditionally go to the polls after church.

Civil rights campaigners have long argued that the two cases were particularly blatant examples of how the Bush administration used the Patriot Act as a way to bar people whose political views were at odds with its own.

Mr. De Gucht, the European trade commissioner, filed the case last September anyway, after trade analysts in Brussels concluded that China's support for solar panel exports had been particularly blatant.

"It just seemed particularly blatant that a problem of this scale is going on at sites that are government owned," said a United States Embassy official who works on the issue.

In response to rising economic inequality and, particularly, the blatant greed and power of the wealthy and their corporations, Democratic Socialists of America--a descendant of the old Socialist Party of America, though an organization rather than a third party--is growing rapidly.

At children's museums, he said, curious youngsters are particularly vulnerable to blatant company marketing.

Does one sour the mood, somewhere between the turkey and the pudding, and overtly declare the entire festivity is built on the naivety and, if one's feeling particularly spiky, the blatant stupidity of one's ancestors?

Violations also may result in the imposition of discipline, particularly for repeated or blatant violations that demonstrate a conscious decision not to adhere to the school dress code requirements.

The last detail, the "orange-flavored lids," particularly grates — it seems like such a blatant bid for synesthesia, unearned.