Sentence examples for more overtly than from inspiring English sources

Most works in the show address politics and social issues, some more overtly than others.

During the past six months, Trump has ushered the spirit of bigotry onto the main stage of American politics more overtly than any figure in decades.

Trump has ushered the spirit of bigotry onto the main stage of American politics more overtly than any figure in decades.

He had objected more overtly than his mentor, Brecht, when the GDR authorities called in Russian tanks to suppress the workers' rising in 1953.

"The Government has recognised that it has got to put more resources into technology and engineering and that it must support the industrial economy more overtly than in the past," he says.

German intransigence also reflects a shift in recent years toward greater self-assurance and a willingness to pursue the country's own interests more overtly than it had in the postwar era.

As all women do, I know women who have no children of their own but are extraordinary caregivers and in some cases, are far more naturally maternal than I; I know women more overtly sexual than I; women with bigger breasts than I; is womanhood measured in degrees?

Bailey's current show is more overtly political than hitherto.

They call their city more overtly patriotic than a decade ago, yet more cynical, too.

"It would be difficult to be more overtly moral than Richard.

But the current scene is bigger and more overtly clublike than ever.