Sentence examples for overt points of from inspiring English sources

The trouble is that the play itself, abounding in overt points of similarity the canonical Chekhov dramas, feels, as a result, strangely repro- and ersatz.

The film is least convincing when making overt polemical points, as in its enactment of the funeral of the Last Bigot.

Cosby and Culp agreed that the show should make a point of avoiding overt discussions of race, as a way of encouraging viewers to imagine a world where racism wasn't so powerful.

From a theoretical point of view, except in overt DIC, the procoagulant state induced by the HELLP syndrome could reduce the amount of hemorrhage.

Is it your evidence that what happened after 9.09 [when Saunders blew his window out] was from the containment officers' point of view a minimising of overt action?

One surprising point of contact makes the suggestion overt: anachronistic office equipment, eighties-style computers and electric typewriters, and even 35-mm.

Furthermore the author points out that the OVERT expression of religion can be suppressed in dictatorships.

There were no overt differences between C57BL/6 and Sv129 mice in the time point of first appearance or the distribution of CD45+ immune cells in the ischemic brains.

But Mr. Soler suggested that the cause lay not so much in overt discrimination as in "the stereotypes that the decision makers at each point of the system rely on".

Kunis, who is expecting her second child with Kutcher, went on to point out how the overt sexualization of breasts has played a role in people viewing nursing in public as an inappropriate act.

He says from the public's point of view this openness should be "transparent and obvious to all" – overt and not covert.