Sentence examples for overt reminder from inspiring English sources
White House officials insisted the president was not offended by the overt reminder of India's historic alliance with the Soviet Union and said the president's trip to Delhi was a crucial part its security rebalancing towards Asia.
Most Afghans assume, probably correctly, that they are Special Forces commandos or C.I.A. operatives; in any case, they are the most overt reminder that a war against the Taliban and Al Qaeda continues mostly out of sight.
Only the whine of highway traffic in the distance served as an overt reminder that this was suburban Chicago rather than an idyll out of Thoreau.
The family scenes have subtextual racial resonance and, occasionally, overt reminders of the subject, including a venomous speech in which Olivia's father reminds her that she has to be "twice as good as anyone else".
When it comes to overt political threats, a simple reminder— "we know who you are" — has often been all that was needed.
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That moment remains a powerful reminder of the role of anger, and overt emotion generally, in presidential elections.
While events on the Paris Métro last month were a jolting reminder that base racism festers in football and society, overt chanting has mercifully become largely socially unacceptable within football grounds within the past two decades.
But they are poignant reminders of the hardships the players endured, from overt racism in cities with Jim Crow laws to more subtle digs from teammates, fans and owners.
