Sentence examples for more overt about from inspiring English sources

The only difference is that Negan and his men are more overt about it.

Now, Public Enemy are simply more overt about being here to entertain you.

In his later work Taylor became more overt about the ways in which being a practicing Roman Catholic shaped his intellectual agenda and approach.

"George Washington warned us never to indulge the supposition 'that morality can be maintained without religion.' " The candidates have been more overt about their religious faith this year than in any other presidential campaign in memory.

But we've been hearing about this for a bit now, and it seems like Facebook is about to be much more overt about the process.

Private schools can be a little more overt about it, particularly if the school has a Christian, Muslim, Jewish or other religious base.

There's always been more attention given to his alleged flirtation with Judaism or occasional trip to Jerusalem or his participation in one of his sons' bar-mitzvahs than his much more overt claims about Christianity.

I'm done with that" (>40-year-old female, married >15 years).Partners made more overt statements about the negative influence of diabetes on their relationships, e.g., "not good" and "hard".

In a tight financial environment, television will most likely continue on in the direction it's going, only more so: more product placement, more overt sponsorship, more television about the making of commercials for products that can be bought on the network's Web sites.

Duke takes partial credit for paving the way for the Republican nominee's rise, and says Trump's popularity proves that Americans are ready for a more overt and direct message about protecting the white race in America. .

"The arc of the series was to get the audience deeply invested in Norma and Norman, so that when Norman's pathology becomes much more overt and dangerous, we really care about both their fates," Cuse told The Huffington Post.