Sentence examples for more overt and from inspiring English sources

Ford could not have been a more overt and maddening foil.

Dissent was silenced by Whitehall threats, "some more overt" and some, the majority one assumes, "more covert".

If it had happened 30 or 40 years ago it would have been far less surprising because discrimination was much more overt and common then.

He is like Anna, in that he spends much of the novel debating, in a more overt and deliberate way, the same questions that Anna faces.

He points out in extenuation that most of Lincoln's racist statements were defensive responses to Democrats' far more overt and insidious appeals to racism.

By way of a contrast, the emotion is far more overt and far less affecting in Brothers, Jim Sheridan's American remake of Susanne Bier's Danish drama.

During his later creative years, Rodin's work turned increasingly toward the female form, and themes of more overt masculinity and femininity.

X-rays may be normal or show subtle fractures and dislocations or later show more overt fractures and subluxations.

Over the last decade, Richman's albums have matured, without becoming stodgy, and he has moved toward a more overt lyricism and introspection.

But our research shows that a lot of it is unintentional: Most teens don't realize that their words (such as "that's so gay") are hurtful and can escalate a situation, leading to more overt verbal and physical bullying.

The 2009 Mazda 6 promises more overt pleasures, and it delivers.