Sentence examples for even overtly from inspiring English sources

She's not even overtly political.

She is an attractive woman, but not a sex object, or even overtly sexual.

Mr. Bush shamelessly exploited the Sept. 11th attacks at every opportunity, obliquely, and sometimes even overtly, suggesting that Democrats were too cowardly to deal with terrorists.

And in the "Triple Duo," (1983) the dialogues within and between the three independent instrumental groups are slyly witty and even overtly comic.

It is not that a play cannot be quasi-educational, or even overtly political - just that debate should organically arise out of narrative.

Officers point large-calibre guns directly at civilians, who face up to them with anger and contempt — one man even overtly challenges the officers to shoot.

"South Park" can even be overtly pious.

The Northern League, which did well in the election, is even more overtly anti-immigration and protectionist.

"Tashi," for piano, clarinet and string quartet, is even more overtly free-spirited and multilingual.

Mr. Ge's marshaling of his orchestral resources is even more overtly virtuosic in the rhapsody.

Since his release in December 2007, his message has been even more overtly supportive of violence.