Sentence examples for overt nature from inspiring English sources

First, he was stunned simply by the overt nature of the hate.

But a number of people privately expressed outrage at the seemingly overt nature of the political attack, which comes during a tight election and at a time when the media are under assault as never before.

The question worth asking, is if there's more merit to the case that the overt nature of GOP repression fuels Leftist opposition, while the friendlier face of Democratic Despots goes unnoticed and unchecked by either the Left or Right.

2Pac's overt nature might be what makes him so appealing, but Hennings says that his perception of the rapper has changed greatly with age, accompanied by a more thorough exploration of his messages.

It can be concluded that the decision to refer very much depends on the overt nature of the presenting clinical conditions (ie, the risk of harm, signs of inability to function normally, parents' influence).

The performance attracted complaints about the overt sexual nature of the broadcast on a publicly owned television channel.

Interestingly, our observations support an overt neoplastic nature of some of the lesions, as seen in ∼20% (4/22) of the mice.

Except for certain overt symbols of nature or religion, Gaudí's buildings became essentially representations of their structure and materials.

Overt references to nature, to cloud-filled skies and forests, recur in the 1940s, along with diminutive wood and plaster sculptures — surely Cy Twombly knows them well — as personable as pets.

ED patients can be impervious to the impact on close others [ 34] with the overt life-threatening nature of the symptoms contrasting with the individuals own unwillingness to accept the sick role.

Reports of dreams collected from people after morning awakenings at home tend to exhibit more content of an overt sexual and emotional nature than do those from laboratory subjects.