Sentence examples for having to be overt from inspiring English sources

"They get their say without having to be overt about it," Ms. Storr said.

But non-Mormons say the church hierarchy does not have to be overt because the state's political and business cultures are dominated by Saints.

There don't have to be overt political implications".

Sentences such as "Where is she going to?" and "Where is the house at?" have unnecessary prepositions, since they do not have to be overt if they aren't followed by the object in these constructions.

A person doesn't have to be too overt".

This manifests itself in sentiments such as: "Yes, OK, I'm as gay-friendly as anyone but do we really have to be so overt about it all?" Sometimes, it is followed by: "You wouldn't see so much hoopla if it was another minority group".

But it doesn't have to be that overt.

According to the "Lawless" star, one of her friends explained to her, 'Now that you're successful, you have to be more overt with men, you have to make it very clear that you're interested, otherwise they won't [approach you].' But Chastain isn't into that method.

"It has to be explicit and overt".

"It [racism] has to be at its most overt and brutal – and uncontaminated by any other external factor – to be accepted by the criminal justice system," the report concludes.

"It doesn't have to be any sort of overt discrimination; it can be just feeling like you're the only one that can't do the after-work gathering for drinks because you have other obligations in your life," Bhojraj says.