Sentence examples for overt proof from inspiring English sources
Both laws, he said, reflected the recognition "that in a complex society, not all discrimination is apparent or overt" but will often be "subtle and concealed," lacking overt proof of a discriminatory motivation.
Mr. Johnson said prosecutors did not raise the issue of race because there was no "overt proof" that it motivated the officers' actions, although, he said, "there is very good reason to believe that some doctor on Park Avenue would not have been shot reaching for his wallet".
Although many statutes now require an overt act as proof of an agreement to commit a felony, conspiracy is still largely inferred from circumstantial evidence.
And there are certain things that have been attributable to the defendants," but "the proof of individual overt acts, however compelling some few of them may appear to be to plaintiffs' counsel, does not suffice for the absence of proof of the conspiracy".
What this wound up meaning was that overt sexual activity would no longer be needed as proof.
However, it could also be further proof of racism in America further transitioning from overt to underground, particularly online; indeed, online forums were rife with anti-African American sentiment in the wake of Charleston.
They're proof that formal innovation needn't imply stiffness or overt intellectualism.
On the one hand, it could be further proof of the diminishing power of the KKK, and of overt white nationalism in general.
The proof really is in the pudding here: Ultimately Skyler's arc is an overt and concrete rejection of "the antihero's wife as victim" trope.
If the four intervention studies are taken together, there certainly is no definite proof that targeting postprandial hyperglycemia results in a more beneficial outcome of CV complications in IGT patients or overt type 2 diabetic subjects.
