Sentence examples for seems blatant from inspiring English sources
For all that, the current Mets are afflicted with not only bad hamstrings but management blundering and foot-in-mouth disease, and now, it seems, blatant frugality in the free-agent draft.
And when the work breaks into visceral depictions of battles, tempests or the din of galloping horses, with bleating brass, pummeling percussion and swooning glissandos in the chorus, the music just seems blatant, like a generic film score.
It makes beef carpaccio seem blatant.
Maybe, in a few years, even if the dream of decency remains the same, the digital illusion will seem blatant and the technology threadbare yet charmingly old-fashioned, like the rear-screen projections in classic Hollywood movies.
In retrospect, it seems startlingly blatant.
Sometimes it seems like blatant wish-fulfillment, as with Texas's Hawaiian Falls.
If that seems like blatant influence peddling, ExxonMobil has outdone it.
Added Arnold Shapiro, the producer behind "Scared Straight": "It seems like blatant age discrimination in favor of younger, perhaps less- experienced, historians".
In a year marked by the ongoing violence toward black bodies, the cultural appropriation of "black cool" seems more blatant and egregious than ever.
The C.I.A.'s request for a criminal investigation to determine who revealed the existence of secret United States prisons abroad (news article, Nov. 9) seems a blatant attempt to punish the whistle-blower.
