Sentence examples for it overtly that from inspiring English sources

It was meant to show, without stating it overtly, that the TPP was a way for Japan to counterbalance a rising China.

Among its many bold features, it announces overtly that it has inherited the language of Balanchine and Frederick Ashton.

The rules didn't apply at that instant, or at similar instants all over town; last week, audiences and performers felt the need to make it overtly clear that they appreciated each other's presence.

It asserts overtly that if global public institutions – specifically the IMF and the World Bank – are not going to reflect the new power structures in the globalised economy, they will simply become redundant.

Downey's art isn't conceptual in that it overtly references the writings of, say, Martin Heidegger or Jacques Lacan.

To Spencer and others on the alt-right, it's not just that Trump has emboldened the movement to come out of the shadows; it's that, with his overtly xenophobic message, he's made more and more mainstream conservatives open to their way of thinking a process that's referred to by alt-right youth on internet forums and social media as getting "red pilled".

They may not overtly say that money is the problem, but it may be that they're angry that one person is going out more than the other, or that one person pursues expensive hobbies.

Furthermore, in my wee experience, saying it so overtly will mean that he will never believe you.

I'm not angry that it's overtly gay, I'm not angry that it's explicitly sexual (Angels in America is both).

As for political research, it is better that it is overtly embedded in a political ideology instead of being given technocratic and apolitical attire.

The sacred works, mostly drawn from the rich repertory of Latin "Song of Songs" settings, was presumably meant to acknowledge, obliquely rather than overtly, that Valentine's Day was established (in 496) to honor St. Valentine, an early Christian martyr.