Sentence examples for rather blatantly from inspiring English sources

"They are rather blatantly disregarding what Landmarks had said.

Next thing I know, out of the corner of my eye, I realise she is rather blatantly photographing me with her mobile phone.

The scene where he watches Sidse Babett Knudsen's Johanne playing Lady Macbeth on stage rather blatantly but pleasingly sets up their relationship as Macbeth and his pushy, conniving enabler.

Schmid's tactics for the final hour of play in Frisco were crude – rather blatantly playing for the shutout – but Seattle's pla-off exit was down to more than just the fate of penalty kicks.

Unfortunately, we did this rather blatantly, in front of their entire community.

"Two of the AUSAs [Assistant U.S. Attorneys] rather blatantly attempted to poison the jury pool.

But, with the reinforcement of the stammer he had had since childhood, it made him a natural to play faintly, rather than blatantly, funny authority figures.

Chart's work contrasts notably with that of the Literature for Life authors in that it forces readers to draw their own conclusions from the details rather than blatantly blaming a particular sector of society.

Third, though with much the same effect in the end, Iran may bend the rules rather than blatantly break them.Under the treaty, it is perfectly legal for a country like Iran to have uranium-enrichment and other nuclear facilities, as long as these are under safeguards and not intended to make weapons.

We hide behind a veil of stuff we like, rather than blatantly "like" it with a thumbs up.

Skaaren's first draft retained some of the more sinister characteristics of McDowell's Betelgeuse, but toned down the character to make him a troublesome pervert rather than blatantly murderous.