Sentence examples for is especially overt from inspiring English sources

The tendency of Mr. Rauch's paintings to remain an assembly of more or less — or a lot less — interesting parts rather than resolving into convincing wholes is especially overt in these works.

This is especially plausible since, in training, alerts are originally elicited through overt handler cueing.

This is especially true for neuronal processes occurring in the absence of overt behaviour, such as preparatory and inhibitory processes.

"She has avoided an overt connection with racial issues, while his work is especially racial, particularly in the style of comedy and the stereotypes".

Tracking the host response noninvasively is especially useful when animal species studied is limited and/or expensive to obtain or when animals do not develop overt clinical signs of disease.

Sunday's cocktail party was especially striking given Trump's overt hostility toward the press, an aspect of his presidential campaign that has not abated since the election.

And once the urge to explain has been conquered, other hazards await: overuse of research (male action writers are especially prone wherever guns are involved), overt signposting for readers assumed to be too dim to make the necessary connections (they are not) and didactic dialogue.

Their finding was especially interesting because the mice did not show any overt lung inflammation.

These results are especially important since laws against discrimination are only intended to block overt acts of discrimination, involving such things as employment or housing.

This cut-off may be especially useful for guiding early clinical decisions, when the clinical signs of overt organ failure are not yet apparent.

That's especially clear in the record's most interesting and least characteristic song, "Early Days," an overt memoir of his Beatle past.