Sentence examples for making overt from inspiring English sources
Indeed, rather than making overt visual statements, his meditatively titled paintings invite contemplation.
The film is least convincing when making overt polemical points, as in its enactment of the funeral of the Last Bigot.
The Anti-Defamation League called yesterday for Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, to stop making "overt expressions" of religious belief on the campaign trail.
"These drinks are being very aggressively marketed, often to kids interested in extreme sports, and some of them are making overt appeals to the illicit drug culture.
With North Korea making overt nuclear threats, the job of deciphering Beijing's cryptic and mild-sounding statement may not seem a priority.
Others, such as Eric Holder, took a more measured approach, saying that Comey was a good man who made a bad mistake by ignoring departmental guidance about not making overt investigative moves close to an election.
Rarely does Mr. Modi make overt appeals to faith.
The trainer she hired made overt sexual comments almost from the beginning.
The bishops are unlikely to make overt endorsements, and consistently say that they favor neither Democrats nor Republicans.
Much of Kelley's work was not just informed by autobiography, but made overt use of it.
The filmmakers don't make overt judgments, but they clearly want to open our eyes to the benefits of anxiety-free child-rearing in the rough.
