Sentence examples for both subtle and overt from inspiring English sources

Jonas acquires a tight coterie of friends, but racism – both subtle and overt – is never far away.

The group also cited recruitment drives that send messages both subtle and overt that girls are not welcome.

Two articles in The New York Times in recent days point to both subtle and overt forces holding women back in our society.

That film, partly about the famous photograph of American servicemen raising the flag on the barren volcanic island of Iwo Jima, complicated the standard Hollywood combat narrative in ways both subtle and overt.

Just as Laura Bates Everyday Sexismm project has caused society in general to look again at the exent to which abuse, both subtle and overt, remains part of the patchwork of everyday life for many women so it is time for a recalibration of what constitutes acceptable behaviour in a football stadium.

Even though the racist policies that Zara supposedly enforced – both subtle and overt – are so ubiquitous in American labour history that we have had to pass many federal and state laws to prohibit them – and establish numerous non-profit organizations to fight them full-time when those laws fail.

D1 FASHION B8-9 Antiwar Sentiment in Milan Antiwar sentiment has been threaded through Fashion Week in subtle and overt ways.

The answers are spread out across the links in ways subtle and overt, from the first hole to the last and from the easiest to the hardest.

It helps to have 112 strategically placed bunkers, the vagaries of Scottish weather and huge greens with undulations subtle and overt that form a last line of defense.

Advance copies of the speeches show that they vary in length, style and emphasis, but in ways subtle and overt, they capture the essential character of the candidates.

Even before the likely onset of war in Iraq, the major television networks have come under increasing scrutiny by media watchdogs on the left and the right, looking for subtle and overt signs of journalistic bias.