Sentence examples for overt though from inspiring English sources

In Britain, the home lenders Northern Rock and Bradford & Bingley are fully nationalized, but the government's control of R.B.S. and Lloyds is less overt, though its influence, by most accounts, is just as strongly felt.

Since then, such references have generally been less overt, though the Chamber Symphony (1992) alludes both to Schoenberg's Chamber Symphony No. 1 and to American cartoons.

Nothing is going to be overt, though..."...

Often overt, though at times subtle, heterosexism is oppression by neglect, omission, erasure and distortion, and also by intent, purpose and design (Blumenfeld 2000, 2010).

What was remarkable about the game was that Anand made no overt blunder, though he underestimated the danger when he played 21 c5; 21 Qd2 was safer.

The problem was not so much overt discrimination — though I cannot say that there was none of that — as it was an unstated assumption that Jewish students should simply accommodate themselves to all aspects of university life as they found it.

No one believed themselves to be racist or sexist, though, and overt discrimination was becoming rarer.

It pushes no overt political envelopes, though it is intensely political.

Within Norway itself there was little overt literary activity, though the establishment in 1760 of a Royal Norwegian Society of Learning in Trondheim was evidence that Norway was beginning to assert its cultural aspirations.

The absence of increased blood pool uptake would argue against the presence of overt infection, even though low-grade processes cannot be entirely excluded (Collier et al. 1996).

For example, a Northwestern University study theorized that even though overt discrimination has been outlawed, persistent "institutional" feedback loops maintain and reproduce early advantages for white people that were established, making socioeconomic progress for Latinos more difficult.