| 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. |
| He sees the weakness of the administration as being in its blatancy, yet this is testimony only to its strength. |
| Given the various attempts, with increasing blatancy, to cook the upcoming election, I am reminded of an old comment on elections. |
| It was the blatancy of the business, not any evil quality inherent in it, which had offended him. |
| The blatancy of this bribe, which sends all the wrong messages about the use of public funds, has yet to be fully absorbed by most editorialists. |
| It really is this very blatancy that is part of his magnetism and is reflected beautifully in his lyrics. |
