Sentence examples for so flagrant from inspiring English sources

"The elite machinations of Jakarta politics are so flagrant, it's disgusting," says one cabinet minister.

"Some actions are so flagrant that they can't be accidental," Mr. Holt said.

"Last year, things were so flagrant, no one even questioned an $800,000 proposal for lighting and audio," she said.

Absentee ballot fraud was so flagrant in Miami's 1997 mayoral contest that the courts invalidated the results and ordered a new election.

It's not that they are yearning to pay the players, but the hypocrisy of the current situation has become so flagrant that the center is no longer holding.

So flagrant were the tactics that J.F.K.'s successor, Lyndon Johnson, privately charged that the Kennedy brothers were running a "damned Murder Incorporated".

They hadn't done so for flagrant sexual purposes.

Stu Jackson, the N.B.A. executive in charge of discipline, said today that he would be willing to talk with Martin if he wanted to discuss why he was receiving so many flagrant fouls.

Of course the world keeps spinning whether or not Plastic People stays open, but does the gulf of the wage gap have to be so painfully flagrant?

I'm guessing large corporations know that most individuals aren't in a position to take them to court, which is why you see so many flagrant rip-offs of artists' work.

Totalitarian regimes and terrorist groups commonly use violence as a means to large-scale political engineering; it is more remarkable when democratic countries such as Israel and America do so, usually in flagrant disregard of the lessons of contemporary history.