Sentence examples for often covert from inspiring English sources

The customization is often covert.

Dialogue is often covert monologue, and Eilis has to suffer it.

In today's Iran, women have been trying, in subtle and often covert ways, to subvert the dress code.

The focus so far has been precise, limited and often covert, with attacks carried out with a parallel diplomatic strategy.

But we could swear off coercive, often covert, actions to bring about regime change, in return for a satisfactory nuclear deal".

MI5 was a key player in Britain's bloody war against the Irish Republican Army in Northern Ireland, but with that complex, often covert, conflict still fresh in memory, the account given here is tantalizingly spare on operational details.

A former C.I.A. officer with experience in Afghanistan said the agency relied heavily on Ahmed Wali Karzai, and often based covert operatives at compounds he owned.

The airline narrowly escaped collapse last year only because of the president's intervention.Cronyism is by its nature often a covert phenomenon, so hard evidence of a resurgence is hard to find.

If this development of earlier theories proves correct, then the only semantically relevant level of grammatical structure often reflects covert displacement of audible expressions; see, e.g., Hornstein (1995).

Nurses in this study were generally the people who provided pragmatic mentoring for junior doctors and other nurses, and (often in covert ways) education on quality and safety matters for older GPs.

There was a continuum for baby influence, from overt baby-led feeding to the baby not being overtly named with women saying 'it's just me who makes the decisions', but often with covert references to the baby's influence during interviews.