Sentence examples for often more overt from inspiring English sources
Mr. Klein's politics are often more overt in his films, and it is these rarely seen items -- both documentaries and features -- that provide a special treat in the coming months.
Now, he said, "It's much more overt".
It doesn't get much more overt than that.
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".
Adverse effects identified in existing hazard and risk assessments have often been the more overt diseases or defects, rather than events that occur earlier in the disease process.
Some socialisation is more overt: children are often dressed in gender stereotypical clothes and colours (boys are dressed in blue, girls in pink) and parents tend to buy their children gender stereotypical toys.
In addition, girls often end up graduating from the JK business into the more overt sex industry.
Philadelphia is more overt than some teams in pronouncing its intention to blitz, with linebackers and defensive backs often crowding the line of scrimmage -- and perhaps intimidating quarterbacks.
But then it became more overt.
Other artists have been more overt.
