| It is a pathetic compromise between the quaint reality of the old and the blatancy of the new. |
| One thing that could be a bit off-putting is that he uses a great deal of harsh language and blatancy, which can often be offensive. |
| I was perfectly conscious of the blatancy of the methods that achieved it. |
| Given the various attempts, with increasing blatancy, to cook the upcoming election, I am reminded of an old comment on elections. |
| His satisfaction found expression in blatancy and in actions that were thoroughly at odds with a man of his age. |
| He sees the weakness of the administration as being in its blatancy, yet this is testimony only to its strength. |
