Sentence examples for makes an overt from inspiring English sources

Our theory makes an overt distinction between insight, or System 1 thinking, as a nonverbal, unconscious form of knowing of mathematical relationships, and conscious, analytic formulation of propositional knowledge, or System 2 thinking, that supports the production of logically valid transformational proofs.

In following two love stories, both between people of different cultures, "South Pacific" made an overt plea for racial tolerance.

MacKenzie was making an overt attempt to win over the Mirror's audience by appealing to their sense of patriotism.

In the Daily Mail, Christopher Stevens made an overt bid for the Hatchet Job of the Year award.

They inevitably make an overt appeal to our emotions, but they must also be judged by how well they will stand up many years from now.

Nevertheless, with fee-paying parents making an "overt commitment" to the value of education, independent schools have to place a premium on communication, he adds.

Roger Clemens seemed to make an overt attempt to blend in, but now he is in his second season and might inject himself.

This is the first time the king has made an overt promise regarding women's participation in politics, and it is encouraging that the issue is being discussed.

Part of Ivanka's task was to make an overt play for women's votes, but she also went to Cleveland as a messenger of sweetly aggrieved populism.

But ever since Mr. Gore locked up the Democratic nomination, he has been invoking Mr. McCain's name and making an overt play for his independent-minded supporters.

Mr. Obama has made an overt pitch for the more widespread diffusion of democracy on the continent before, a gesture often recalled in the African media.