Sentence examples for a less overt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wheeldon's program, on the other hand, will be a less overt tribute.

But I've learned that doesn't mean racism doesn't exist in Washington — it's just typically a less overt brand of racism.

They said that previous generations of women had broken down important legal barriers, but today's struggle was against a less overt sexism that was embedded in cultural attitudes.

So we ought to brace ourselves for an ultra-right government, one divided between those pushing for immediate annexation and those who seek a less overt entrenchment of the status quo.

Following heated public debate over the issue of top-slicing the BBC licence fee, opinion at the broadcasters and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport is now coalescing around a less overt method of the corporation helping with Channel 4's future funding needs.

"Just Kids" was an elegy for her great friend and former lover, the artist Robert Mapplethorpe, and the wanderings of "M Train" add up to an elegy, too, though a less overt one, for Smith's late husband, Fred "Sonic" Smith, a guitarist with the rock band MC5, who died in 1994.

From a soccer standpoint, there appears to be a bit less overt positivity from the locals; one couple on the subway was heard discussing the "disgrace" of an English team not even reaching the semifinals of the Champions League in a year when Wembley hosted the final.

However a second, less overt relationship may exist between PC1 and PC2, one revolving around a tight regulation of cytosolic and ER Ca2+, where a disruption of any Ca2+ regulator can lead to cyst formation.

And also sexism, albeit of a modern, less overt variety.

ReprintsIn the country's teeming capital, Tehran, the repression is a shade less overt.

"There is a lot less overt bigotry in America," Mr. Landgraf said, so he wanted to find a way to probe the more subtle side of racial conflict.