Sentence examples for an overt connection between from inspiring English sources

In the leg of the table in the painting, a turbaned, pug-nosed figure is carved, emerging from the ornate decoration, which is reminiscent of Hogarth's self-portrait The Artist Painting the Comic Muse from around 1757, and is perhaps Hogarth's attempt to insert himself bodily into the picture, thereby making an overt connection between himself and the Old Masters.

And if he does not make any overt connection between hell and search engines, he certainly demonstrates a possible link.

Like the full-length version, it is based on a collection of pop songs, including those with an overt connection to dance.

"She has avoided an overt connection with racial issues, while his work is especially racial, particularly in the style of comedy and the stereotypes".

The #SayTheirNames hashtag suggests an overt connection to #SayHerName, a campaign that emerged on Twitter in the wake of Sandra Bland's death.

Some readers may crave more overt connections between the stories.

Perhaps it's because it sits halfway between Monty, with its simple story of love and friendship, and Sainsbury's Christmas Truce, with its overt connection to an issue beyond retail.

This was an iterative but reflexive process [ 44] aimed at parsimony whilst retaining overt connection to the primary data.

Chapter titles themselves lost their overt connection to the "in which" or "concerning" syntax, virtually a plot summary, which derived from Biblical capitula.

Chapter titles themselves lost their overt connection to the "in which" or "concerning" syntax, virtually a plot summary, which derived from Biblical capitula.

Though few images in Southern Lens offer overt connections to their southern location, a familiarity of place and general "southernness" are present.