Sentence examples for either overtly or from inspiring English sources

Many of the most powerful chairmen in the House are either overtly or covertly on his side.

In the past, the United States has either overtly or covertly supported movements to violently overthrow leaders of countries like Cuba and Nicaragua.

"The difference here is that in the past, because of certain US policies, the message that was delivered either overtly or implicitly suggested that the United States was seeking to pursue regime change," Rhodes told reporters in Washington.

The reason the Afghan war went so smoothly for the U.S. was because the geopolitical roosters -- Iran, Pakistan, Uzbekistan and Russia -- either overtly or tacitly cooperated with us to destroy the Taliban and Osama bin Laden, which was in each of their interests.

"But I didn't do it on the basis of saying either overtly or covertly 'your support will mean I'll give you a better time on this policy or that policy' and there are plenty of examples of policies that I believed in that the people who were backing me [in the media] didn't believe in".

Advertisements bombard our young people's minds with messages that either overtly or indirectly strive to sell merchandise through the promotion of sexuality.

Reviewing the company in 1983 in The New York Times, Anna Kisselgoff noted that Mr. Reynolds's dances were either overtly liturgical or an expression of ethical values.

Lynchings, the Ku Klux Klan and the burning of crosses were either overtly violent or symbolically violent.

By 1966, the only tracks to chart with "God" in the title were either overtly religious or about love of country -- such as "God Bless America" by Connie Francis, "God's Country" by Frank Sinatra or "God, Country And My Baby" by Johnny Burnette.

Part of the perceived barrier may be one of compartmentalization. Something is considered to be either overtly about science or the environment, and therefore gets sidelined as specialist interest, or it is a general interest story, in which case the scientific details are downplayed.

The Norwegian characters are either overtly mythological (red bearded Chief Haldor) or chic and minimal (nondescript Nils).