Sentence examples for by overtly from inspiring English sources

At the same time, they don't want to offend an ex by overtly letting them know they have been blocked.

The revitalization of Times Square has deliberately included small and large theaters and rehearsal spaces, but the overall gentrification there was driven by overtly political forces.

"By overtly instructing its employees to upload as many files as possible to Grooveshark as a condition of their employment, Escape engaged in purposeful conduct with a manifest intent to foster copyright infringement via the Grooveshark service," Griesa wrote.

As a company we tell all our Instagrammers to have full disclosure of sponsored pictures, either by overtly saying they are very excited with working with a certain brand or by hashtagging the picture with 'sponsored by'".

Even then, the effort proves to be in vain — evil, she learns, isn't instilled by overtly monstrous villains but arises within humankind itself, and the resistance to it requires something far greater, and harder to conceive, than a military response.

His book, The Strategy of Conflict, showed that a party can strengthen its position by overtly worsening its own options, that the capability to retaliate can be more useful than the ability to resist an attack, and that uncertain retaliation is more credible and more efficient than certain retaliation.

They wanted me to interview a number of stars, and I remember being blown away by how overtly racist one girl by the name of Felix was.

The documentary qualities of those two artists are complemented by the overtly autobiographical mixed medium display by Baltimore filmmaker Matt Porterfield Hamiltonon," "Putty Hill"), who is represented by a wall-mounted grid of photos of his own everyday life taken by his cellphone.

The fact is that horses ridden by Hughes conserve the energy being squandered by more overtly positive riders.

Other critics were less concerned by the overtly sexual nature of the performance than by its racial connotations, and accused Cyrus, who was flanked by African American dancers dressed as enormous teddy bears, of offensive cultural appropriation.  . 6. "60 Minutes" report on Benghazi vs. what probably happened.

Hardly anyone in attendance said they were offended by the overtly religious signs and praying at a football game.