Sentence examples for either overtly or implicitly from inspiring English sources

"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.

Every once in a while, somewhere in the world, we come across a case that proves either overtly or implicitly that men can get away with things that women can't.

What, other than good faith, qualifies Mr. Reeve to endorse a product, either overtly or implicitly?

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.

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

In fact, P. esculentus females prefer (either overtly or cryptically) P. lessonae males than males of their own species [ 41- 45].

Cute looks or young looks will either overtly or subtly turn most people off.

Most war movies, even those that claim to be antiwar, overtly or implicitly embrace violence as either a political or cinematic means to an end.

In South Africa's conservative gender context, it is possible to interpret cohabiting as reflecting an unwillingness to commit to a partner, with such men being more likely to seek sex in a range of contexts where there is no expectation of commitment, especially where it is overtly or implicitly commodified.

The title referred to each work's alluding, either overtly or obliquely, to music of the past.