Sentence examples for was blatantly wrong from inspiring English sources

Mr Trobe said that the fact that different standards were applied to January and June exams was "blatantly wrong".

And though it was blatantly wrong, I am still guilty of not having asked a question.

(Some guards would apparently push back against those rogue colleagues, saying out loud that what they were doing was blatantly wrong).

Of course, I was blatantly wrong, but I really only recognized how clueless I was at sixteen by not being sixteen anymore.

I think those politicians were blatantly wrong.

"It turns out that all the reasons for the war were blatantly wrong," he said, 17 months after the invasion.

From the day he decided he was a genius and that therefore he was right while his four coaches in six months were blatantly wrong.

"It may not be Baltimore but folks are going to come out and protest when it's blatantly wrong," said Hillis Davis, a 52-year-old from the nearby city of Frisco.

He is right when he says that Australia needs to have difficult conversations but he is blatantly wrong in feeling that he is helping this to happen, at least not on the topic he claimed to want us to talk about.

Sometimes that harm is blatantly wrong, such as the agent Eric Fleisher's secret contracts for power forward Joe Smith that resulted in the Minnesota Timberwolves' $3.5 million fine and the loss of five first-round draft choices as well as Smith's being declared a free agent.

So many things are blatantly wrong in this country.