Sentence examples for become overt from inspiring English sources

His policy of differentiation between the Liberal Democrats and their Tory partners has become overt and even reciprocated.

He shows how such connections become overt during natural disasters, which disrupt the narratives people use to make sense of the world, including especially religious narratives, and make them more visible.

The emphasis is on form and movement: the African dance forms and body shapes that enriched the opening choreography -- bent knees and ankles, forward-tilting torsos and beating, backward-crooked arms like agitating wings -- become overt here.

From 1927 to 1930 the political struggle between the Stalinists and these "Rightists" continued, although, unlike the early struggle with the Left, it did not become overt until the Right had been defeated and the new policies had been effectively decided on.

With the advent of Donald Trump, what was once covert in the Republican message has become overt.

In Henry James, writing some 100 years ago, Olive's consuming attraction would probably have never become overt.

In one editorial exchange, their marital tension becomes overt.

This questioning became overt with the publication of The Tough Guide to Fantasyland (1996).

Here his romanticism becomes overt, as does his debt to the Northumbrian modernist and devoted Wordsworthian Basil Bunting.

A certain amount of black humor is also involved, and it becomes overt in some of the titles.

What had started as a covert operation became overt as Mexican forces attempted to heighten the pressure on Chapo.