Sentence examples for so flagrant that from inspiring English sources
"Some actions are so flagrant that they can't be accidental," Mr. Holt said.
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.
But in Cheever the distress between "seemed" and "was" became so flagrant that Bailey has had to take extraordinary pains to account for it.
In Peru, the cheating was so flagrant that the United States was quick to condemn the election and talk about a regional response, though a divided OAS was unable to agree on anything at its first attempt this week.
Representative Rush Holt of New Jersey, who leads the House panel that oversees intelligence agencies' operations, was right when he said that "some actions are so flagrant that they can't be accidental".
Dr. Debbi's scheme was so flagrant that at one point, prosecutors said, he billed the government for multiple services on a resident's eye even though the resident was missing that eye.
The suit charges that the overbilling by St. Barnabas was so flagrant and costly that it skewed the reimbursement formula, cheating thousands of health care facilities nationwide out of half a billion dollars in federal money they would have been entitled to.
It's not because of what Chandler did that was so flagrant.
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".
Absentee ballot fraud was so flagrant in Miami's 1997 mayoral contest that the courts invalidated the results and ordered a new election.
