Sentence examples for overt in the from inspiring English sources

Echoes from life are more overt in the examples from Smetana and Janacek.

In the early days, it may be better that the bot activity is declared and overt – in the same way as much broadcast and UK plc promotional activity".

Religious affiliation is rarely overt in the artwork in this exhibition, with the exception of Ms. Neshat's photograph, and a wall installation by Trenton Doyle Hancock, an African-American painter from Houston whose stepfather was a Baptist minister.

As this quiet power struggle became more overt in the spring, Mr Morsi responded not by seeking allies in civic Egypt, but by adopting a threatening stance, appealing to his Islamist base with tougher rhetoric.This was a major miscalculation.

In the 1980s, he wove lines from Led Zeppelin and Canned Heat songs into an orchestral piece, "Bump," and he was more overt in the percussion blowout "Bonham," a tribute to Led Zeppelin's drummer.

Spousal solidarity has yet to become as overt in the UK as it is for some US power couples, with George Osborne discreetly puffing a book by his wife, Frances, in a Spectator Books of the Year round-up the closest equivalent to Palmer's effusions.

– Overt in-the-streets racial harassment will be even more OK than it currently is! – POC will suffer!

We'd, maybe, expect to see these images in USA Today or the Wall Street Journal, which are overt in propagandizing the war, but these pictures are in the New York Times, the so-called "paper of record".

RACIAL DOG WHISTLES – With the contest going to South Carolina, some of the candidates are becoming more overt in exploiting the nation's racial divide to gin up votes.

Mandela became increasingly overt in opposing the government's racial policies.

Participants repeated the task in different conditions: inner speech, mouthing, overt speech in the presence of white noise and overt speech without noise.