Sentence examples for said blatantly from inspiring English sources

The Daily Californian, which first reported Mayor Bates's admission in today's paper, demanded in an editorial that he step down for an act that it said "blatantly disrespects free speech and the exchange of ideas".

"Now, in Manhattan, it's not uncommon to pay $20, $25, or even $30 for a cocktail," the host said, blatantly lying now.

"I hope I couldn't think of anything dumb enough to write about the 'Trump era,'" she said, blatantly unimpressed with my wording of the question. .

This is a small campus and everyone is connected somehow, so you might find that the person sitting next to you in your seminar is someone that said blatantly violent and racist things on Overheard the night before," she wrote.

Overseas businessmen are aghast over recent rules to promote technological innovation that they say blatantly discriminate in favor of national champions.

Bess in "Breaking the Waves" is the closest to Elisabeth in "Tannhaüser" ; her redemption is also explicitly, not to say blatantly, Christian, just like Elisabeth's.

"The first four drives said it blatantly, that we weren't ready".

Later, several prominent corporate tax lawyers also spoke out, saying that they were alarmed that clients were asking them to evaluate deals that many of them said were blatantly improper.

Gordon, the owner of a one-car team, was disqualified from the Nextel Cup race Sunday in Long Pond, Pa., because Nascar said he blatantly disregarded several directives from officials during the race in Montreal.

And Tony Hsieh just said it blatantly: "I didn't see anything that was trying to change the world".

Stiil, what Trump said was blatantly false.