Sentence examples for overt expression from inspiring English sources

4. Strictly, Crimmins seems only to claim that sentences sometimes express propositions (in a context), where the propositions expressed contain constituents that are not supplied by any overt expression in the sentences.

Emotional variability held particular resonance for Chinese immigrants because social ease, avoidance of overt expression of strong negative emotions, and accommodation of family members' expressed and unexpressed needs were culturally valued.

Its most overt expression is Trump himself.

Long beards and veils have been banned, and overt expression of religious sentiment is likely to cause immediate suspicion.

When sexuality finds overt expression in intimate conduct with another person, the conduct can be but one element in a personal bond that is more enduring.

Such an overt expression of opposition solidarity from a stranger would have sounded natural three years ago, at the time of mass anti-Putin protests in Moscow.

There are unlikely to be any such overt expressions of emotion from Mr. Bush.

But he avoids overt expressions of political apostasy, at least for now.

In Lenin's day overt expressions of anti-Semitism were virtually synonymous with anti-Communism.

Washington once shied away from such overt expressions of wealth, more common in Beverly Hills and Palm Beach.

Except our society — until recently — has come to believe that overt expressions of racism might not be a good thing.