Sentence examples for overt about that from inspiring English sources

And I'm overt about that.

"To be fair to George Osborne and David Cameron, they have been overt about the fact that they are going to do absolutely everything they can to stop a change that is inimical to their interests".

I'm not talking about the blatant racism and overt corruption that has marked his administration—I'm talking about the straight-up weird parts of Trump's worldview.

"What people find most alienating about parliament is the overt partisanship that contaminates the majority of parliamentary exchanges, particularly in the Commons chamber.

While our results are promising, we are cautious about overt optimism that introducing mental health screening tools for use by nonspecialists or lay workers by themselves would make 'a dramatic contribution to the health sector's ability to identify those in need of mental health support' [ 96].

It doesn't get much more overt than that.

Again, the most daring image is one of Davis, making an overt sexual display that says things about the music and the life that are still hard to hear.

He talks about the overt racism that he battled early in his career and how he came to be active in civil-rights issues, Unicef and other causes.

He believes that he has students who are creationists but that they are not overt about their views.

So, about that racial dimension: In the 1960s it was widely assumed that ending overt discrimination would improve the economic as well as legal status of minority groups.

So it's not surprising that "The Global Guggenheim" takes few overt risks, that there isn't an unexpected or oddball artist in sight; that it's about "major" and "masterpiece" all the way.