Sentence examples for has no overt from inspiring English sources

Frederic Edwin Church's "Aurora Borealis" (1865) has no overt narrative.

He has no overt message in his slowly shifting landscape.

To call "Air and Other Invisible Forces" abstract choreography is to suggest it has no overt narrative.

Its dedication aside, the work has no overt program, and the composer's own descriptive notes are little more than a structural road map.

Unusually for a children's book, the book has no overt moral message either, although Colfer insists that it does have messages.

Why ditch it in favour of a symbol that has no overt meaning and, inconveniently, even has topological echoes of its arch-rival's "Thomson smile"?

That attack had no overt terrorist ties, the authorities said.

It had no overt political line, and was not wedded to avant-garde writing.

The labels of recent vintages have no overt links to the fashion brand, although Roberto Cavalli designed the new logo.

Greenberg's latest work, "This," which was performed at New York Live Arts recently, had no overt drama, no concrete referents; it asserted itself gradually.

There is an unmistakable political dimension to this kind of storytelling, even when the stories themselves seem to have no overt political content.