Sentence examples for overtly approving from inspiring English sources
He was imprisoned in Yemen in 2006 and 2007, and after his release he was more overtly approving of violence.
It comes down to the forms of action which are tacitly or overtly approved of by leaders.
He can approve the expulsion of overtly pious officers, and he appoints judges and university rectors.
Experts who follow United States-Canada relations say that they do not expect Ottawa to retaliate overtly if the Keystone project is not approved, but that a rejection could influence future decisions on purchases of American F-35 fighter jets and other trade and border matters.
Though they embrace musical forms unknown to Comden and Green (like hip-hop and rap) and a Latino and African-American perspective rarely evident in Broadway musicals until the 1960s, "In the Heights" and "Passing Strange" are also throwbacks to a more overtly sentimental era of entertainment, with hymns to Mother (and Grandmother) of which George M. Cohan might have approved.
In March, when the merger was proposed, a popular political analysis of the deal was that it would be approved by an Obama Administration eager for an opportunity to be seen as more overtly business friendly.
There is one aspect that Madame Mao might approve of: even though the ballet focuses on individuals rather than class, even though it deals overtly with sex and violence, there is a melodramatic simplicity to its morality and movement language that carries an old-fashioned didacticism.
