Sentence examples for with blatantly from inspiring English sources

In her quest for answers, Sarah behaves obtusely — for example, while trying to avoid making another character suspicious, she pesters him with blatantly suspicion-arousing questions — but doesn't seem to face any consequences.

Councils love nothing more than to put up ever more confusing sets of instructions, the most fiendish, of course, being those little signs with blatantly contradictory regulations set above parking bays.

This time "Spider-Man" — which was originally conceived by the (since departed) visionary director Julie Taymor with the rock musicians Bono and the Edge (of U2) — stirred foggy, not unpleasant childhood memories of second-tier sci-fi TV in the 1960s, with blatantly artificial sets and actors in unconvincing alien masks.

This study evaluated cardiovascular responses (CVR) to an active speech task with blatantly discriminatory (BRC) versus neutral (NRC) stimuli and an anger recall task in a sample of Black men (N = 73; age 18 to 47).

Less media will necessitate debate and dialogue for candidates seeking exposure as flooding the airwaves with blatantly false attack ads won't be possible.

By the late 1960's, radio stations across the country were crackling with blatantly political songs that became mainstream hits.

In its latest article, Forbes praises what WeChat lets its users do; "They can shop, hail a ride or book a hotel — right there while they are chatting with friends," and blatantly calls for Facebook to copy it.

It is as simplistic as the view that the solution to Egypt and the Arab world's problems lies with strongmen who blatantly disregard human rights in the name of a "war on terror" or the "protection of minorities".

"He authorised or caused to have others to grant in excess of 30 visas, all of which were applied for with the use of blatantly false documents".

The reason so many in the Middle East are against us is that we prop up dictators and monarchs and blatantly side with one country on each and every issue.

He felt that "the death of the hero [of the series] was shocking enough", but that no one expected "Deadalive" to blatantly open with a funeral.