Sentence examples for is more covert from inspiring English sources

With some, it is more covert: Bowie probably wouldn't have spoken publicly about worries that his hair was the wrong shade of yellow on the album sleeve, whereas a Kardashian would have got three episodes of a TV show, a press conference, and a magazine exclusive out of this revelation.

Some suspect that the government does have a hand in some of the recovery of precious pieces, but it is more covert.

The influence of Kirby's 1965 coeditor, Richard Schechner, is more covert: he interviews Kaprow, collaborates with Kirby in an interview of John Cage, and contributes one brief essay himself.

Moreover, as a consequence, when conduct behavior is more covert or applied in a manipulative way this could undeserved be diagnosed as a mild type of Conduct Disorder while in fact it concerns a more psychopathic (severe) type.

Lasting political art tends to be more covert than overt.

With the exception of X Factor, where the hostility was more covert, reality TV voting was always disapproval voting.

Other design elements were more covert — unorthodox Easter eggs that Mr. Kaufman placed in his buildings for the benefit of those in the know.

Wouldn't a Russian agent have been more covert, many at the school now wonder, and have worked to keep her Kremlin advocacy under wraps?

Rains, however, said he believed that the government's tactics would only drive players to be more covert in their drug use.

Not just against overt forms of racism – the racism we dealt with in the north was more covert – he was preaching 'do for self' and that was the thing that resonated for me the most.

Besides arrests, Khan reported, there are more covert surveillance methods employed, in which housing authorities are forging partnerships with police to track movements of residents; government-subsidized cell phones are distributed and their GPS chips used to track.