Sentence examples for overtly at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Conover said that throughout the meeting, "Jared held himself very rigidly and smiled overtly at inappropriate times".

It is true that the President's April diplomacy has not been aimed overtly at Iran, but that's not misdirection.

While QS design their rankings primarily for students, other rankings are aimed more overtly at university leadership.

For one thing she's a bigot, though not overtly — at least toward most of the people she and Lila shovel into the trunk of her car.

Mr. Levy, whose contract is up in June and whose future lies in the hands of Mr. Bloomberg, was careful yesterday not to swat overtly at the mayor, who has lately attacked the Board of Education as wasteful and incompetent.

He linked the conflicts more overtly at an earlier stop at a church in Ste.-Mère-Église, now stained dark with age, that was the scene of the first Allied battle that liberated a French village after D-Day.

In wild-type zebrafish embryos raised at 28.5°C, neural crest-derived melanophores normally begin to differentiate at approximately 25 hpf, while xanthophores and iridiphores begin to overtly differentiate at about 42 hpf and 72 hpf, respectively [59].

"It's not overtly aimed at trying to sell product," Mr. Smale said.

And, musically, the zeitgeist has turned overtly political, at least from where I sit.

Why pair such a saccharine, sickly drink that is so overtly targeted at women with a contest that celebrates the blistering, strident writing of novelists like Zadie Smith and Lionel Shriver?

The film becomes overtly political at the end, showing the subsequent civil-rights campaign (for me, this part did not need to be emphasised).