Sentence examples for to blatant from inspiring English sources
adjective
Bellowing, as a calf; bawling; brawling; clamoring; disagreeably clamorous; sounding loudly and harshly.
Past governments banned insider trading in response to blatant abuse.
In Upton's text, her opening gambit is reduced to blatant disdain.
At children's museums, he said, curious youngsters are particularly vulnerable to blatant company marketing.
Parish residents are also no strangers to blatant racism from their elected officials.
Giving money to charity is thus more akin to conspicuous consumption than it is to blatant benevolence.
Many of the rest were relaying incorrect information about contraception, or turning to blatant shame and scare tactics.
But wouldn't that amount to blatant caving in to threats, even if in the name of promoting civil discourse?
Lord Justice Moses and Justice Sullivan said the SFO and the government had made an "abject surrender" to "blatant threats".
The idea that protests were a natural response to blatant electoral fraud does not fit the Kremlin's view of a world based on interests, not values.
Washington condemns the violence of the Syrian government but turns a blind eye to blatant human rights abuses committed by its ally Bahrain.
