Sentence examples for overt statements from inspiring English sources

Other actresses never made any overt statements about it.

We do not fully understand the rationale for Donald Trump's overt statements of support for Putin.

Note that most people (as well as the law) make distinctions between lies of commission misleading others actively through overt statements—and lies of omission, or passive forms of deception.

Instead they try to harness not only the winks, nods and overt statements of solidarity with the alt-right (including fondness for Confederate statues and emblems) but also the reaction this generates from those whom their base scorns — the media, urban elites and civil rights groups.

Kant's writings, like Aristotle's, provide the ideal target for feminist criticism because they contain both overt statements of sexism and racism, and a theoretical framework that can be interpreted along gender lines.[2] If we consider Aristotle's theory of hylomorphism we find a connection between form and being male, and matter and being female.

Surely there is room for everyone, with no need for overt statements which judge and assume.

Was the title an overt statement against animal testing?

(His sharpest and most overt statement — "When your government is cutting its budget deficit, it tends to drag down consumption" — wouldn't exactly start a bar fight).

The album's most overt statement, however, is the brilliant FUBU ("for us by us"), a horn-laced, low-slung anthem that takes in New Orleans jazz and delicate electronics.

The portrait of him by Karl Anton Hickel in the National Portrait Gallery, which Taylor mentions approvingly in his essay and in which Fox's cropped hair and less ornate clothes are an overt statement of his political sympathies, is not currently on show.

"There was not an overt statement made to me that they objected to the ban," Mr. Mulholland said, adding, "There was never anything inferred by Coke that if this ban happens, we're losing their support".