Sentence examples for quite blatantly from inspiring English sources

The action thriller, made for bratty HBO offshoot Cinemax, quite blatantly fills titillation quotas to attract young males.

"It seems to me to be quite blatantly obvious that the lack of transparency in public finances in these four countries has been reflected in the figures," she said.

One friend suggests quite blatantly that Henry's shrinking from Constance Woolson drove her to self-destruction; Henry's use of the Symonds marriage as fodder for "The Author of 'Beltraffio' " shocks another friend, the writer Edmund Gosse.

Quite blatantly Hill was looking to undercut the clubs with ties to ethnic communities and bring in 'broad-based' franchises, as had been recommended in the Bradley Report in 1990.

Jellyfish quite blatantly nicks the idea for Hush at the beginning of Spilt Milk; all lush strings, close harmonies and glockenspiels wishing a baby sweet dreams from his father.

And what sense does it make when the same ruling body fails to bring to account a senior player, Rio Ferdinand, after he quite blatantly strode over to the referee after the final whistle and sarcastically clapped within inches of him?

Or not quite as blatantly dirty.

The medium has never dictated the message quite so blatantly.

When you bring in moral choices, especially when it's done quite so blatantly, you're always going to bring a part of yourself each time you play.

To a lesser extent, Team Europe Ventures has also produced clones, but not quite as blatantly.

"But if you're the chancellor you want nothing to distract from your message, and it's never a good idea in your advertising to show who you're targeting quite so blatantly and obviously as they did," Robinson added.