Sentence examples for because of the overt from inspiring English sources
She was the child of communists, whose affiliation had to be kept secret all through the Fifties and Sixties because of the overt persecution the family would have suffered during the McCarthy period.
Although pilgrims began to avoid the temples because of the overt commercialism, tourists started to arrive in droves, bused in by tour companies that also got a cut of gate receipts.
The artistic leaders of the Public, which produced another piece of shock theater last season, Christopher Durang's "Why Torture Is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them" (complete with amputated body parts), said that they found "Neighbors" to be bracing when they read it, but not because of the overt minstrelsy.
For the remainder of his life, except for money inherited from his mother and aunt, Peirce was often in dire financial straits; sometimes he managed to survive only because of the overt or covert charity of relatives or friends, for example that of his old friend William James.
As time dragged on, the Austrian U-3 and U-4 were still not ready, and eventually Admiral Anton Haus, the head of the Austro-Hungarian Navy, reneged on his commitment because of the overt hostility from neighbor and former ally Italy.
As time dragged on, the Austrian U-3 and U-4 were still not ready, and eventually Admiral Anton Haus, the head of the Austrian Navy, reneged on his commitment because of the overt hostility from neighbor and former ally Italy.
Economics is of particular interest to those interested in epistemology and philosophy of science both because of its detailed peculiarities and because it possesses many of the overt features of the natural sciences, while its object consists of social phenomena.
Moreover, when the de-part has an overt VP alone, the VP is also semantically predicated of a specific entity, presumably because of the anomaly of the semantic composition of the overt VP after -de and the eventuality expressed by the verb or adjective before -de.
But what are we to make of the overt melodrama?
President Kibaki, however, stood to lose the most because of his overt role in forestalling the ICC investigation as well as his known alliances with some ICC suspects.
But several ethics experts, good-government advocates and scholars, who called Ms. Kennedy's situation highly unusual — because of her overt pursuit of the job, her celebrity and her lack of previous political experience — urged her to reveal information on her finances now, if only for appearances' sake.
