Sentence examples for overt and subtle from inspiring English sources

Harvard College is not immune from the overt and subtle racism that exists in society at large, Counter says.

Most important, potential donors must be protected from the overt and subtle pressures of friends and relatives.

Kennedy is at her best showing how overt and subtle racial politics shaped Sheppard's mission work at every step.

Aside from barriers both overt and subtle, one of the main obstacles for many women continues to be flexibility around family responsibilities, the panelists said.

"To investigate racial discrimination in the marketplace, we conducted a field experiment to examine both overt and subtle forms of retail discrimination.

Her research focuses on mindsets and diversity (stereotyping, prejudice, and inequity), with a focus on identifying how mindsets shape people's responses to experiences with overt and subtle biases.

Bias at work is sometimes overt and insidious, but the subtle, "Wait, what just happened?" moments are far more frequent.

Unlike his candidate, Stevens is fascinated by advertising, with its simultaneous appeals to two senses, its iron discipline of money and time, its overt messages and subtle cues and its blend of politics and art, high technology and sometimes low blows.

This cultural gap is overt, and also subtle (I've noticed, for instance, that quiz programmes, from University Challenge to Mastermind to QI, range free across art, history and science, but never go near financial subjects).

But schools, inevitably, present many curriculums, some overt and some subtle; and critics argue that with Sax's model comes a lesson that our gender differences are primary, and this message is at odds with one of the most foundational principles of America's public schools.

Retold are the watershed events of that season, in which Robinson, played by Chadwick Boseman, battles overt and more subtle racism from opponents, fans, umpires and even teammates.