Sentence examples for overt of from inspiring English sources

Unlike France, Britain does not harbour suspicions, latent or overt, of America.

"The Hunger Games" manages it, and contains an impressive performanceAmericas: The deafening loudspeaker The costs, hidden and overt, of the Mexican government's advertising campaignBusiness: Down with them!

The notion of art making as a kind of performance will be overt, of course, when Performa 11, the fourth incarnation of RoseLee Goldberg's innovative "visual art performance biennial" rolls around for three weeks starting Nov. 1.

Imperium is the most overt of the trilogy in the way it draws parallels with the modern era, and some of these now strike me as slightly clumsy – for example, the unprecedented authority granted to Pompey to defeat the pirates too neatly echoes the special powers taken by western leaders, especially in the US, to fight terrorism.

–You never experience a work environment in which individuals suffer overt of subtle forms of discrimination.

In the old days the racism was much more overt of course.

But it goes much further, calling for the criminalisation of "overt approval of a totalitarian ideology, xenophobia or antisemitism".

Consultations soon after the diagnosis were largely devoid of overt discussion of parental emotion.

We analysed consultation transcripts for evidence of overt discussion of parental fears and emotional concerns.

Now we can go well beyond simple observations of the overt behaviour of city dwellers.

The Civil War amendments cleansed the document of the overt stain of slavery.