Sentence examples for bit overt from inspiring English sources

Sure, I thought the overt use of symbolism from Wonderland was a bit overt, but I swallowed it down wanting to love the movie and it worked.

[KK ] That's a bit overt.

To herald their success, the partners drove matching Ferraris, a bit of overt extravagance for Mr. Bruckheimer.

Nor does he deny that there is, in fact, a lot of de facto racism still out there, and a fair bit of overt racism behind closed doors.

The reenactments are all equally compelling, although one tracking the experience of the passengers gets marred a bit by overt sentimentalism.

From a soccer standpoint, there appears to be a bit less overt positivity from the locals; one couple on the subway was heard discussing the "disgrace" of an English team not even reaching the semifinals of the Champions League in a year when Wembley hosted the final.

It was a bit too overt and a bit to the point, but it became the first commercial, so wear your love, and love was the perfume.

But for now, I'll just say that the overtly transactional — not to mention sexual — nature of Ms. Barnes's first approach to Mr. Underwood seems a bit too, well, overt, transactional and sexual.

Unconscious racism is every bit as damaging as the more overt forms of bigotry.

"Another school of thought is that you can touch it with a bit of glass very delicately, keeping an overt contrast between old and new.

The film itself is perhaps a bit too cautious, preferring diffidence and indirection to overt emotion.