Blatant

A blatant attempt to subvert justice and keep corrupt, criminal politicians in power.

Abrosimo’s release into Surrey is yet another blatant example of what is wrong with our justice system.

Adams does have a way with words which is perceived as racist, but he is addressing the blatant racism of some black people towards whites and other races.

A defining feature of this history was the mining companies’ blatant disregard for worker safety and environmental safeguards.

And so it unravelled and it was a blatant foul as we worked out that SOS security were lying to us.

And they were just showing blatant and gross disrespect for that.

Aside from some semi-blatant red flags and likely dangerous application of the Devil’s advocacy, this all appears to be an effective rollout for a surprise mixtape, right?

Barnes suggested that Bayless did seem more concerned about the postponement of the game, and that his comment was “blatant disrespect” to Hamlin.

Because, you know, blatant lies.

Blatant examples of this are taking people’s ideas or siding with the boss even when they don’t actually agree with what’s being said.

By the time we meet him, he’s gotten bored with the job, but the hypocrisy is still pretty blatant.

Electorate after electorate has fallen victim to a string of self-serving narcissists prepared to exploit irrational fears, issue empty promises and bend, ignore or break the law in blatant pursuit of power and self-interest.

From aboard Geo Barents, MSF also witnessed first-hand blatant rights violations in which Italy and Malta failed to coordinate rescues and ensure assistance to those at risk of drowning, leading to delayed rescues or no rescue at all.

He would not tolerate her blatant defiance of his new reign and sought to make an example of her.

His presidency was marked by a mounting nationwide realization that there is little recourse to be had against a popular political leader who tells blatant untruths repeatedly.

I loved the classes, teachers, and my friends, but micro-aggressions and blatant racism were rampant amongst the white and wealthy students.

I’m not saying that it’s a similar in its impact, but it’s a similar structure of thinking to that of racists of the most blatant kind.

In defiance, I’d often run through the museum with my tennis shoes on, with only a silenced javelina or white-tailed deer around to witness my blatant disregard.

India’s silence on these abuses is taken as tacit consent at best and blatant support at worst.

In some instances, loud music is played to mock them in blatant violations of all international humanitarian laws.