Sentence examples for overt of the from inspiring English sources

"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!

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.

"There was no overt promotion of the steakhouse.

But it would be the overt work of the people of the United Kingdom.

In some ways, this divertimento suggests the more overt emotionalism of the early Romantics.

The most overt sign of the economy can be found on late-night television.

The show's two main characters, both flawed policemen, are overt symbols of the city.

"She does not like any overt demonstration of the trophies and medals," Dick says.

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

Lineage, however, is the overt subject of the project started at the Joyce Theater this week by the choreographer Stephen Petronio.

Despite the overt racism of the segregated fifties, America's black middle class prospered during those years of postwar boom.