Sentence examples for implicit or overt from inspiring English sources

There's not the implicit or overt pressure to earn a lot of money in your family like there probably is in theirs.

The role of research is to maintain explicit, transparent and replicable processes, while often policy and service agendas are implicit rather than overt, or are driven by political expediency and goal setting.

The film's politics, in any case, are more implicit than overt, so that the filmmakers can plausibly deny any particular topical agenda.

Accounts of intimidation tactics attributed to the Machine over the decades include cross burnings, threats and boycotts, although students these days speak mostly of social pressure, both implicit and overt and at times intense.

During the past four years, a whole series of policies have targeted Iran's right to produce nuclear fuel for peaceful energy, including illegitimate UN/US sanctions, repeated implicit and overt threats of military attack by the United States and Israel, overt and covert well-funded US destabilisation operations, and aid to terrorist forces seeking to overthrow the government of Iran.

It can be subtle or overt.

It's not flashy or overt.

This is nothing to do with logos or overt symbols.

But there is not a moment's rant or overt message-making here.

Indeed, it suggested that any attacks, covert or overt, would probably spur Chinese aggression.

Decomposition also affords an advantage with respect to bias or overt manipulation.