The phrase "as much overt" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The evidence was as much overt as it was subtle, making it difficult to interpret."
Alternatives: "as openly" or "as clearly".
It's one of Sun Ra's greatest, most crucial recordings—I put it up there with his ferocious, near-operatic live performance "It's After the End of the World," from 1970, which features the otherworldy vocals of June Tyson, a much bigger band, and a blast of electronics from Sun Ra's keyboard-cockpit, but which doesn't offer as much overt swing.
After several discussions over email regarding where banners could be placed, in contradiction to our contract, I allowed and agreed to as much overt advertising as possible.
But few spend on their teams as eagerly as Mr. Prokhorov does, or with as much overt glee.
Jan Pieter Van Oudenhoven and Frans Siero found that even though teachers gave students thought to be learning-disabled twice as much overt verbal praise, they simultaneously gave more negative nonverbal feedback, such as exhibiting discouraging head movements.
The aggressiveness of those efforts, and the results, vary widely by state, but generally they increase minority enrollment — though not as much as overt affirmative action once did.
Cheney was unquestionably the most influential vice president in American history, but that influence was in large part a function of his deference, as much as any overt exertion of power.
It's filmed in black-and-white, which, in its abstraction, brings a kind of X-ray clarity to the story's framework — as if Hong were looking to highlight the secret patterns as much as the overt story — which he then redoubles with the protagonist's own occasional touches of internal monologue on the soundtrack.
It's filmed in black-and-white, which, in its abstraction, brings a kind of X-ray clarity to the story's framework as if Hong were looking to highlight the secret patterns as much as the overt story which he then redoubles with the protagonist's own occasional touches of internal monologue on the soundtrack.
It is a difficult image to look at, and this difficulty arises as much from the overt content of its message as from the architectonics of its formal properties.
It's an unavoidable evil, but in the hardcore scene I don't think it's as much as an overt problem as in other scenes.
The panel plainly wanted the "full force" to apply to indirect systemic racism as much as to direct, overt racism.
