Sentence examples for overt kind from inspiring English sources

The violent subjugation of black voters in the South has all but vanished, but that overt kind of racism isn't the best barometer of progress.

"We haven't got the overt kind of stigma now – you don't get the speeches about teenage parents queuing up for council houses – but, in a subtle way, there's a lot of it around".

Ruby Lerner, the president and the executive director of Creative Capital, which helped fund Lessin and Deal's Katrina film, said that she regards the "self-censorship" practiced by public-television officials to be "a scarier thing" than the overt kind: "They seem to be putting themselves in the Koch brothers' shoes and trying not to offend them".

In this view, constraints on women's reproductive freedom give strength to other more overt kinds of control over women's bodies, such as the sex trade.

"In my many years of experience, what I've found is that the laws only prohibit the most overt kinds of discrimination," Jill Weiss, an attorney who has worked on trans employment rights for 18 years, told Broadly.

But while Griffin may personify an overt form of prejudice, the kind that draws near universal scorn, it's the unconscious, sublimated or throwaway manifestation of racism that tends to receive most institutional focus.

So it's not super overt, it just kind of gives the impression of whatever I'm feeling.

"Covert narcissism is sort of a dark side of introversion," psychologist Jonathan Cheek told Science of Us. "Just like overt narcissism is kind of a dark side of extroversion".

Critics argue that the kind of overt discrimination that existed in 1968 seldom exists today.

"I suspect that any kind of overt interference wouldn't be appreciated very much".

What prevents this kind of overt ball pressure from at least finding a regular place in the collective coaching toolbox?