Sentence examples for far more overt from inspiring English sources

On the island of Ireland Roma have faced far more overt hostility north of the border.

However, across Ireland Roma have faced far more overt hostility north of the border.

He points out in extenuation that most of Lincoln's racist statements were defensive responses to Democrats' far more overt and insidious appeals to racism.

By way of a contrast, the emotion is far more overt and far less affecting in Brothers, Jim Sheridan's American remake of Susanne Bier's Danish drama.

The new body would be categorised as a 501(c)(4) social welfare organisation, a designation that would allow Alec to be far more overt in its lobbying activities than its current charitable status as a 501(c)(3).

That said, this one is definitely making a far more overt push to be something important than anyone thought it would.

In conducting an orchestra, it seems that covert leadership to use Bramwell's own phrase may be far more important than overt leadership.

The women who had to stop at No. 2. What their stories show is that in business, as in politics, women who aspire to power evoke far more resistance, both overt and subtle, than they expected would be the case by now.

The potential impacts of climate change on working populations extend far beyond the more overt risks associated with direct exposure to greater extremes of heat.

A subtle saturation is far more dangerous than an overt defamation.

The latter was, they said, "less overt, far more subtle, less identifiable in terms of specific individuals committing the acts.