Sentence examples for makes no overt from inspiring English sources
(Ms. Ackermann makes no overt references to Mr. Prince's pictures, but the comparison is inevitable).
At Sadler's Wells, Britain's premiere dance house, the programming makes no overt distinction between the two forms.
Written in 1917, the novel is full of outrage at the slaughter of innocents, but makes no overt reference to the Great War.
And although the order seems to confine personal calls to meal breaks, it makes no overt distinction between an officer's personal and professional jabbering, texting, or both.
"Bang" makes no overt attempts to grab for grand statements about sexuality or nudity or the "male gaze," and its antic if aimless spirit was ultimately refreshing.
"Ronald Fraser makes no overt claim to having created a novel, but it reads like one," the playwright Arthur Miller wrote in The New York Times Book Review.
But you make no overt judgment of this attitude.
Mr. Putin, for his part, has made no overt signs of campaigning.
Just as Mr. Gore issued no concession, Mr. Bush made no overt move to claim the legally insignificant but politically potent title of president-elect.
What was remarkable about the game was that Anand made no overt blunder, though he underestimated the danger when he played 21 c5; 21 Qd2 was safer.
As he edged past Mr. Edwards to take his 15th contest out of 17 so far, Mr. Kerry spoke of "the power of change" and utterly ignored Mr. Edwards, making no overt nod to his rival's surprisingly strong showing.
