Sentence examples for more overt when from inspiring English sources
The sadomasochistic undertones in their relationship — when she feels Alice is getting uppity, June makes her eat the butts of the cigars she smokes — were made still more overt when the play was filmed by the sledgehammer specialist Robert Aldrich ("What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?") with the original West End star, Beryl Reid, in the title role and Susannah York as Childie.
The deal became slightly more overt this week when Mr. Bloomberg served as master of ceremonies to announce plans to greatly expand the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center and build a 75,000-seat stadium.
It's often times more overt, like when every Democratic politician has to preface any vaguely populist declaration about trade and outsourcing by saying they aren't a "protectionist".
"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.
There's an interesting and very terrible line between that sublimation and more overt expression, a line that gets dramatically crossed in wartime situations, for example, when men who in their normal lives wouldn't rape commit rape.
As the former Florida governor touts his own executive experience, he appears to be entering a new stage in his campaign, when efforts to contrast his own record with Christie's will become more overt. .
But then it became more overt.
Other artists have been more overt.
It's now just more overt".
Those incidents were more overt, however.
