Sentence examples for much overt from inspiring English sources

There is not much overt or explicit violence in "Osama," which opens today in New York, but an unshakable dread shadows the bright alleyways of Kabul and seeps through the heavy wooden doors of the houses.

It's one of Sun Ra's greatest, most crucial recordings—I put it up there with his ferocious, near-operatic live performance "It's After the End of the World," from 1970, which features the otherworldy vocals of June Tyson, a much bigger band, and a blast of electronics from Sun Ra's keyboard-cockpit, but which doesn't offer as much overt swing.

At the time I was not able to point to much overt resistance to the idea of accountability only to a certain amount of cheating by education officials, not excluding those in Texas, when it came to measuring student achievement.

A number of 'personal level' cognitive operations (especially attentional processes) remain important throughout the course of much overt action, and they influence the way that intentions get implemented, as well as updated and revised [ Shepherd forthcoming].

This year, there wasn't even much overt sexiness.

Too much overt cleverness has a way of spoiling dumb, reliable thrills.

Now, he said, "It's much more overt".

But the influence artists had on him was much less overt, less known, and surprised me".

"There is much more overt regional involvement in Somalia right now".

There is an issue over how much support – overt or clandestine – he is going to get from the Conservative party.

At least in other developing countries the government's role in bank lending has been much less overt.