Sentence examples for Overtly reject from inspiring English sources

When the Americans withdraw, the Shi'a like Prime Minister Maliki, purportedly our allies, will be free to overtly reject reconciliation and prosecute the civil war against the Sunni (and any other dissenting Iraqi) as brutally as they like.

If the progress of modernity tends to dismantle or even overtly reject one's own status and identity, fear as a centering reaction is almost inevitable, especially if one's assumptions are allowed to exist on the basis of bad faith, wherein questioning one's assumptions is itself considered to be a sign of weakness or a sin, or even a notion advanced by the devil.

There's a sense that the dead are, if not overtly rejected by the living, then at least feeling a sense of rejection.

Though they often overtly rejected the diktats of the runway, in doing so they drafted diktats of their own.

Indeed, Lanzmann has overtly rejected the use and even the significance of archival footage, in favor of the act of bearing witness.

In her knee-baring, powder-blue Louis Vuitton dress, with its matching military-inspired jacket, Ms. Macron managed to make a statement about her independence and refusal to fit into any established box (from political parties to age-appropriate dressing) without overtly rejecting the past, and while underscoring her husband's messaging in a multitude of ways.

But Machiavelli never seems to have considered himself a philosopher indeed, he often overtly rejected philosophical inquiry as beside the point nor do his credentials suggest that he fits comfortably into standard models of academic philosophy.

The authors of a longitudinal review of scientific literacy around the world report, "After 20 years of public debate, the percentage of U.S. adults accepting the idea of evolution has declined from 45%to40%0% and the percentage of adults overtly rejecting evolution declined from 48%to39%9%.

Truss records that Gibbons had "overtly rejected the literary world ... she didn't move in literary circles, or even visit literary squares, or love in literary triangles".

In 1995 the PDS endorsed a radical social democratic platform but rejected overtly Marxist and communist policies.

Doing so has little to do with politeness and far more to do with refusing to engage in gratuitous, hateful hyperbole and rejecting overtly those who do.