Sentence examples for was more flagrant from inspiring English sources

NBC's prime-time successor to "Cheers," "Seinfeld," was more flagrant in its misanthropy.

Perhaps no station was more flagrant in its racism than WLBT-TV, an NBC affiliate in Jackson, Miss.

The only difference is that Salvini is more flagrant in his nastiness and has allies in government who back him up.

Perhaps in Ecuador, the article suggests, abuses are more flagrant, but, for all the rules and procedural safeguards inherent in our system, the result is no closer to justice.

"Since this legislation has come to pass, and it seems to be a progressive trend, the abuse of immigrant women appears to be more flagrant…I'm having women whose abusers are photographing them or taking videos and distributing these sexual images of them.

Isabella was more outraged by Ludovico's flagrant usurpation of the ducal powers than her husband was, and she appealed to her grandfather, Ferdinand I, who intervened in 1492, ordering Ludovico to surrender control of the duchy to Isabella and Gian Galeazzo.

The Bosnian Serbs' utter contempt for the "international community" was never more flagrant than in July, when General Ratko Mladic and his militia took 30 Dutch U.N. peacekeepers hostage and massacred thousands of Muslims who had already surrendered their town of Srebrenica.

These gaps are even more flagrant when HIV and AIDS are factored in: publications may well note that the families concerned have children, but very few then take the story any further.

No, that's more like a flagrant-2.

One wonders what is more melancholy here: the flagrant waste of talent or the manifest absence of it.

What's more, the measure represents flagrant defiance of the people's will.