Sentence examples for overt reference from inspiring English sources

Mr. Helvenston, who has begun referring to his yard as a "patriot garden," an overt reference to the Victory Gardens planted during World War II, got back on the line, expressing disbelief at the response by Mr. Padin and the city of Orlando: "Who doesn't like a garden?

The most overt reference was a male model carrying a canvas and paint brushes.

A reader familiar with Spain may wonder about the omission of any overt reference to León's Catalan origins.

You will, for instance, not hear one overt reference to sexuality, race or gay marriage.

In case anyone had missed the regicidal undertones of the occasion, the historian Max Hastings spelled it out with overt reference to the French revolution.

Laura Bush said that one of her twin 18-year-old daughters felt insulted by Mr. Gore's overt reference to his four children being at the debate.

(Ms. Ackermann makes no overt references to Mr. Prince's pictures, but the comparison is inevitable).

In a nod to those changing tastes, political parties are dropping overt references to religion.

Curiously, Ms. Booker's sculptures make few overt references to her African-American heritage.

While she made multiple references to being a woman in her speeches, Ms. Braun limited overt references to race.

However, overt references to LGBT equality were removed from the final agreement, Pink News reports.