Sentence examples for an overt expression of from inspiring English sources

Such an overt expression of opposition solidarity from a stranger would have sounded natural three years ago, at the time of mass anti-Putin protests in Moscow.

Such an overt expression of his attitudes would have been inappropriate: Conservatism doesn't come naturally to teenagers.

Steve Grand has attempted to backpedal after making a series of remarks that many perceived as an overt expression of white male privilege in an interview. .

In March, he had to backpedal when, in an attempt to address his critics, he offered a series of remarks that many perceived as an overt expression of white male privilege in an interview. .

Some go as far as to argue that the trial was merely an exercise in revenge for the army's long history of intervention in politics (it has ejected four governments since 1960) and for its brutal suppression of any overt expression of Muslim piety in the name of defending Ataturk's secular republic.

Renaissance art restored a calm idealization to the scene, however, which was preserved, with a more overt expression of emotion, in the Baroque period.

Indonesians seeking a more overt expression of their faith, as many do nowadays, can still believe in separation of mosque and state.

We want our relatives and we want a system!" This overt expression of anger is what Middle East governments fear most, if it were ever to spread to the general public.

A much more overt expression of subjectivity is found by Hegel in works of modern humor.

Warranted though the hand-wringing about Donald Trump's belligerent, proud and defiant rejection of reality is, his is only the most overt expression of a now thoroughgoing GOP-wide practice.

Anger is a negative affect and anxiety may depend on overt expression of anger, which could make the individual less lovable.