Sentence examples for overt content from inspiring English sources

Q. You've spoken about wanting to keep a political agenda out of the overt content of your work, or at least to leave any agenda vague.

Many feminists have been wary both of the biases contained in Freud's oratory and of the overt content of his claims.

The Potter books are of course a fantasy series, but the fantasy they encode has less to do with the overt content about flying around on broomsticks and more to do with the British class system.

The mutual knowledge of the participants in a dialogue can be assumed to include the overt contents of their utterances and common general knowledge, including knowledge of discourse conventions.

Until recently, the art world sanctioned little work with overt religious content unless it possessed a critical, subversive edge.

There is an unmistakable political dimension to this kind of storytelling, even when the stories themselves seem to have no overt political content.

The "Rollerball" site contains not a whit of overt promotional content; instead, it mimics the sites of established sports leagues, with player bios and action highlights.

The most interesting movies of 1962 were not those with such overt psychiatric content but those that used Freudian insights to create multilayered characters.

Although it occasionally publishes work by and about dissident Chinese authors -- and runs a list of underground Chinese literary publications -- Tendency has little overt political content.

There's no voiceover or overt intellectual content to suggest the perspective of the social scientist — just the brilliantly conceived images and the conspicuous, fragmented editing scheme by which they yield their hidden content.

We've become very used to cool, fence-sitting documentaries without a voiceover or riskily overt editorial content: the kind of film-making that prides itself on guiding the bull elegantly through the china-shop leaving the crockery undamaged.