Sentence examples for should be blatantly from inspiring English sources

However, telling me to leave the country even though it should be blatantly obvious that in all likelihood I actually am an EU citizen is just offensive, and more importantly it also directly violates free movement rights.

This should be blatantly obvious.

The last thing you should be doing is blatantly advertising their sexual appeal.

Which was blatantly ludicrous given we are the same age and [were] openly behaving intimately.

Thank you for stating unequivocally in your Feb. 10 editorial "A Referendum for Term Limits" what should be so blatantly obvious to opponents thereof: Term limits are here to stay unless we the public say otherwise.

We can't go back in time and compare then and now, but we've all bared witness to shots called in or out that should have been blatantly obvious without replay.

Your creature can be blatantly impossible yet still work.

In the episode's standout moment, Josie sits for an interview with James -- which, it should be noted, is so blatantly and insanely unethical it might actually qualify as the least realistic thing that has ever happened on this show.

"It's been blatantly obvious that this should be done," said Jonathan Eisen, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California, Davis, and the lead author of the Nature paper.

According to the prime minister the findings are "blatantly partisan" and the Human Rights Commission should be "ashamed of themselves".

In the clearest indication so far of his thinking on the issue, Mr. Obama said on the ABC News program "This Week With George Stephanopoulos" that there should be prosecutions if "somebody has blatantly broken the law" but that his legal team was still evaluating interrogation and detention issues and would examine "past practices".