Sentence examples for for its overt from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney's speech was also notable for its overt religiosity, a tone that he had resisted, even during the Republican primaries, when conservative Christians were questioning his faith.

One of the guests invited to speak at the event was Petra Edelmannová, chairwoman of the Czech National party, a tiny fringe movement from the Czech Republic notable mainly for its overt antagonism towards the Roma.

The full interview ― which has become somewhat notorious for its overt sexism ― was posted to YouTube in 2008 and has received almost 3 million views. .

His work was very controversial in its time, particularly his poetry collection Leaves of Grass, which was described as obscene for its overt sexuality.

But n+1 held special contempt for Mr. Eggers and his cohort ("Eggersards") who publish McSweeney's, which to n+1 represented irony in the extreme ("an end-run around a class-based problem of sentimentality"), and The Believer, which pleaded for a snark-free approach to literature ("its overt criterion for inclusion is not expertise, but enthusiasm").

In an open letter to Dame Suzi Leather, the chairman of the commission, Sheila Lawlor, the director of think-tank Politeia and a former Conservative candidate for local office, complains of its "overt politicisation", claiming that the changes in the law did not require schools to be subject to such scrutiny.

(Her performance, for all its overt theatricality, is an id-baring revelation in the vein of Jerry Lewis).

In the past week, Syrian rebels threatened to retaliate against Hezbollah for its increasingly overt military involvement in Syria, and reportedly lobbed a mortar into Hezbollah territory in Lebanon's northern Bekaa region; a Lebanese Sunni cleric also threatened attacks on Hezbollah.

In the long run, if Pakistan truly ends its overt support for the armed insurgency in Kashmir, it will be up to India to begin engaging in serious discussions about the state's political future.

Additional to its overt features of cooperativeness, tit-for-tat seeks to be recognized ('overt') and it is not a 'sucker', it will retaliate.

Hard rock has sometimes been labelled cock rock for its emphasis on overt masculinity and sexuality and because it has historically been predominately performed and consumed by men: in the case of its audience, particularly white, working-class adolescents.