Sentence examples for overt commentary from inspiring English sources

Even though it avoids overt commentary "RR" alludes to the economic and political history of railroads.

Three sobering still lifes contain objects in which references to the Spanish Civil War are more or less obvious without being overt commentary.

Detroit-based DJ and producer Theo Parrish has posted a brief statement on his official Facebook page, indicating his disappointment in the dance music community's response to recent police brutality against black victims in America, describing himself as "Embarrassed at the lack of overt commentary".

"Putty Hill" doesn't strive for overt social commentary.

But Robert Carsen's new production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" refrains from overt political commentary.

Overt political commentary is unacceptable; that is probably why so many films are set in the past.Censors often ask for multiple script revisions before giving the go-ahead, and, after seeing the final cut, request that scenes be eliminated.

Their sensibility may fairly be said to be "liberal" in the sense that liberal education is liberal — that is, open-minded and urbane, with a preference for empirical inquiry over dogmatic conclusion-mongering — but what little overt political commentary they offer hovers around the moderate middle.

The lack of overt political commentary in this year's monologue is surprising considering Kimmel's stance on causes like health care, but he still couldn't resist at least one solid dig at the vice president.

However, according to the authors, the employment of relatively more able individuals, together with overt verbal commentaries, strongly encouraged by the experimenter, might account for the self-reference effect displayed by participants with ASD, and thus for the discrepancies with previous literature [28] [30].

And while much of the work seems to be art for art's sake -- or at least humor's sake -- street art occasionally resonates with overt social and political commentary.

Again, in his own "Preface" to this volume Peirce singles out both Ladd and Mitchell for commentary and overt praise (p. v).