Sentence examples for overt link from inspiring English sources

Femi has come to terms with not getting his dues, despite being the most overt link between Afrobeat and Afrobeats.

The committee said that one of the reviews already signalled "a more overt link between the UK's aid and trade policies" through a £1.3bn "prosperity fund".

(Sisario) COHEED AND CAMBRIA, CLUTCH (Thursday) With baroque riffs that recall Rush, and liberal use of Roman numerals, the group Coheed and Cambria stands out from the painfully earnest emo scene, making an overt link to metal.

A second, more overt, link that connects paternalism with humanitarianism is the urge to promote and safeguard the best interests of the suffering.

The labels of recent vintages have no overt links to the fashion brand, although Roberto Cavalli designed the new logo.

Ms. Bourgeois abandoned the medium in 1949, and with it overt links to the European Surrealists she knew, and had mixed feelings about, in New York during World War II.

And if he does not make any overt connection between hell and search engines, he certainly demonstrates a possible link.

He has long been linked to the Ku Klux Klan and other white supremacist organizations in Louisiana; while he has denied the most overt such links, he did once apparently describe himself, in a conversation with local political reporter Stephanie Grace, as "like David Duke without the baggage".

Results were obtained for a large group of emotion words that included emotion words with overt sensorimotor semantic links but, importantly, results were confirmed for emotion words rated as highly abstract.

In that society the meaning of red was generally negative and had no link to overt romantic connotations.

"They could not be too overt, because late Victorians linked desire and wealth with manliness".