Sentence examples for overt expressions from inspiring English sources

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.

Mr Erbakan was made to sign directives against overt expressions of piety in the public space.

During the hippie boom of the late 1960s, there were few overt expressions concerning addiction.

We came of age in the 1970's, when overt expressions of anti-gay animus were becoming unacceptable in polite company.

The Anti-Defamation League called yesterday for Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Democratic vice-presidential candidate, to stop making "overt expressions" of religious belief on the campaign trail.

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.

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.

He added that he was "cautious about how this overt expression of wanting marriage equality on the floor is going to affect the outcome".