Sentence examples for focus overtly from inspiring English sources

Like much of her work, which she describes as an "exorcism" or "therapy" for her frustration, its bleak poetry does not focus overtly on politics, but instead conveys the texture of daily life in a crumbling totalitarian system: On an island where acquiring cement, cinderblocks or steel is comparable to obtaining a bit of lunar dust, destroying in order to build has become a common practice.

Making Plato and Platonism respectable subjects of research and philosophical reflection; embracing a broad view of human religious history; and focusing overtly, through practice as well as theory, on the importance of teaching the young: these aspects of his achievements and more make Ficino a Renaissance philosopher worth remembering today.

In the more conventional "City of Angels," Seth (Mr. Cage in the Ganz role) is smitten faster, and the film focuses more overtly on romance.

Ancelotti is far too shrewd to deliberately or overtly focus his resources during this campaign on the Champions League.

The poems here frequently and (this is new) overtly focus on the poet who he clearly feels got him into this mess.

Their missions -- more focused, impatient and overtly political than the grass-roots development work of Ford and Rockefeller -- resemble miniature foreign policies, and often bump shoulders with Washington's version.

The worst bits are when the plans become crypto-socialist: trying to pick winners by overtly focusing on hi-tech industries; a London Enterprise Panel that's probably too extensive; a Londonwide this and a Londonwide that all sounds a bit too Wilsonian (Harold that is, not Woodrow).

"But there are no prizes for ranking points and we're overtly focused on next summer".

Now Nintendo is releasing a game–"Wii Fit"–that overtly focuses on physical well-being.

The process was geared to promote the expression of instinct and spontaneity without overtly focusing on the sound of the final product.

They accused the group of being fame-seeking and of having an overtly western focus on what is a regional African problem.