Sentence examples for which is blatantly from inspiring English sources

Which is blatantly not true.

"That means that half those asking questions will be supporters of the previous Government, which is blatantly not right.

Glen said: "There are grave implications for the Scottish Police college, which is in danger of being taken for a ride by a regime which is blatantly trying to legitimise the quality of its police force on the back of the established reputation of Scottish policing".

They have committed to paper in a formal record which is held on record within the Metropolitan police an account of events which is blatantly untrue.

"Michele Bachmann used up our air time last night, rather than answering questions about Medicare...and she chose to spread a story which is blatantly false," he said.

He was quoted in a recent New York Times interview that "Presidents cannot have a conflict of interest," which is blatantly unconstitutional under the emolument clause that prohibits gifts or favors from foreign governments or individuals.

The government might want to reassess jumbo eggs, which are, blatantly, eggs that have been supersized.

It also explains why he embraced some of the Stoic paradoxes, such as the notion that a kingdom should please the wise man no more than slavery (Manuductio III.12), which reinforced Christian humility, while rejecting others, such as the Stoic dictum that the wise man was, by his own decision, at liberty to take his own life (Manuductio III.22 23), which was blatantly opposed to Christian belief.

On 9 August, the Germans informed the British that 'no war materials had been sent from Germany and none will', which was blatantly false.

And of course it doled out triple-A ratings to tranches of collateralized debt obligations, and even synthetic CDOs, which were blatantly undeserved.

Tillerson, however, had no foreign policy experience, which was blatantly obvious during his confirmation hearing, but was offered the position because of his business expertise.