Sentence examples for more overtly so from inspiring English sources
In turn, DC are both responsive to IL-8 [5], [5], and produce IL-8 either when inactive or more overtly so, when activated/matured [1].
And I say this because for white liberals, it's easy to displace our own responsibility on to the more overtly reactionary kind of character, so that when we see a protester or the Tea Party rally that's got an overtly racist anti-Obama sign, it's easy for white liberals to smile and nod and say, "Oh, those awful racists".
Interestingly, as the final questions at Miss America have become more overtly political, the platforms have become less so since the early 2000s.
Other United Nations officials close to the matter said that the pressure was more overtly political, and that senior officials went so far as to deny the report's existence.
If its odd that Mr. Morricones music for westerns, which constitutes less than 10percentt of his output, has been so fetishized, while his more overtly symphonic film music has been relatively ignored, its understandable from an American point of view.
Speaking to the current androgynous mood, designers took military references and emasculated them, while at the same time asking models to preserve their stubble so that they would look more overtly like men.
True, everything the United States does is louder than in Canada Americaa's food is radioactive, its television is more aggressive (and, well, objectively better), so it makes sense that America's politics are more overtly noxious.
And so "there are more votes to be lost by adopting a more overtly right-wing agenda than there are to be gained".
Some were more overtly nostalgic.
Labour is more overtly accommodating.
