Sentence examples for very blatantly from inspiring English sources

And his comic books are sometimes subtly, sometimes very blatantly borrowing from the movies that he loved.

Considering that he's been very blatantly thin-skinned, we try to take every precaution to protect ourselves.

And they say it very blatantly.... Now, we're not, you know, focusing or saying that the students, you know, the youth that are involved in the DREAM movement are at fault here.

Before the Love/Hate remix project, he sampled R.Kelly on "Undress U" for his 2013 LP Needs: "Thats R. Kelly and that's a straight up uncleared sample...just slowed down and very blatantly R. Kelly and uncleared," he says with a chuckle.

Worrying about APTs directed by, say, China is very sexy if blatantly sinophobic these days, but maybe organizations shouldn't start worrying about the enmity of the Middle Kingdom until they've first established their ability to handle bored teenage French girls with a bone to pick.

The moment it changed was the day that two women ahead of me in line spent 20 minutes placing their items on his table, disregarding the sign asking them not to do that very thing, blatantly ignoring his silent and then vocal requests to clear his workspace.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg wanted Snapchat very badly; from blatantly cloning the app in December 2012 to making multiple acquisition offers, Zuckerberg saw an obvious fit between the ephemeral app and his social network giant.

If then I start seeing people going off of the track and having their own belief systems, then it's very clear that somebody is blatantly not aligned to the mission even though they said they were.

(Whyte insists, not very persuasively, that this only appears "blatantly jingoistic when torn from context").

Or that you were blatantly told that your very job and subsequent promotions depended on you "being nice" to the boss.

Family rivalry is all very well, but perhaps not if you blatantly upstage the head honcho.