Sentence examples for was especially blatant from inspiring English sources

Brian Attebery accused The Sword of Shannara of being "undigested Tolkien" which was "especially blatant in its point-for-point correspondence" with The Lord of the Rings.

With housing, this is especially blatant.

It's especially blatant when you finish a level in BoxMaker and witness a screen that's, well, see for yourself.

The pre-2006 RepubliCongressress utterly failed in its basic oversight duties, especially with respect to the war in Iraq, and its unparalleled use of legislative "earmarks" to crank out pork-barrel spending was an especially blatant instance of special-interest corruption.

If you see negative posts, hover over them and select to hide them, or delete them if they're especially inflammatory or blatant trolling.

Your fraud has to be especially venal and blatant for the SEC to dare question it, and in the case of the Marlins, the charges range from accusations of shady campaign contributions to city officials complaining they were swindled into footing a $2 million annual tax bill for the stadium's parking garages.

Petty police graft is particularly blatant.

It is especially saddening because of the blatant misinformation fed to women by the media about how to be fit, or even, what fitness is.

Especially blatant is the institutional bias against the great Willem de Kooning, represented here by a meager four paintings placed almost at random.

In the provinces the government did not bother to maintain even the guise of freedom: there the suppression of anti-EPRDF forces, especially the OLF, was so blatant as to be noticed by the members of an international team sent to observe hastily called regional elections in June 1992.

There was some blatant sexism in the coverage of Hillary Rodham Clinton's presidential quest last year, especially on the cable-television channel MSNBC.