Sentences with flagrant
fla·grant
F f - The judge called the decision 'a flagrant violation of international law'.
- A flagrant error.
- We're either talking about a radical post-modern redefinition of the term here, or a flagrant perversion of punk ideology.
- It's not likely if you commit one or more of the most flagrant errors of omission or commission associated with the process.
- A flagrant crime; a flagrant offender.
- I think one of the reasons for it, as in a lot of games, is that the more flagrant practitioners are the ones noticed by the public.
- But for the flagrant indiscretions of the insufferable Stephen, the simple faith of the sect of Nazarenes.
- Many will be repulsed by its flagrant embrace of the perverse but that alone, he says.