Sentence examples for overt guidance from inspiring English sources
His toggling between roles as soloist and conductor, however, was not always seamless, and one imagined that the orchestra, which is deeply steeped in these concertos, required less overt guidance than he provided.
I suspect it's because he thinks it's an awful thing to admit to, because he assumes, or persuades himself, that no normal or decent person could, without some kind of overt directorial guidance, identify or sympathize with an extermination-camp guard.
Others, such as Eric Holder, took a more measured approach, saying that Comey was a good man who made a bad mistake by ignoring departmental guidance about not making overt investigative moves close to an election.
On student/teacher confidentiality, Mr Moretto says the guidance says information sharing must be "overt" so that any university must inform its student body it will share information in order to comply with its duty to prevent people being drawn into terrorism.
This underlies guidance that the presence of DM alone, in individuals free of overt cardiovascular disease (CVD), warrants the use of similarly aggressive primary prevention strategies [3], [4].
There is little specific evidence-based guidance regarding the content or provision of foot care advice for diabetes patients without established (overt symptoms of) neuropathy or peripheral vascular disease [ 4– 6].
His top adviser, Arvind Kejriwal, published a public letter, declaring that the movement was at a crossroads and needed public guidance, a sentiment shared by many others who had been uncomfortable with the shift toward more overt politicking.
Much too overt for Europeans, whose alarm at George W. Bush's presidency has been fed by his allusions to divine guidance — "the hand of a just and faithful God" in shaping events, or his trust in "the ways of Providence".
