Sentence examples for overtly competing from inspiring English sources
The leading Republican presidential candidates are overtly competing for the title of Most Conservative, distorting their own records and advocating increasingly radical positions.
This September will be the 40th edition of the Toronto International Film Festival but organizers were not overtly interested in the festival's modest roots on Tuesday as they revealed a line-up of audience-friendly movies that will likely be competing for Oscars in six months.
It was one of the most overtly political declarations by Mr. Belhaj, who is competing with militia leaders from the towns of Zintan and Misurata to become the formal head of the new army.
What if we didn't spend and waste so much of our precious time competing with the people around us (overtly or covertly) and focusing on how we "measure up" to them?
Investigators confirmed that skirmishes began on that day between competing camps in the Presidential Guard, but did not cite Machar for overtly attempting to seize power.
At a time when the number of political advocacy groups competing for influence and attention is rising -- in what is inherently a finite sphere -- email solicitations and web ads have given way to a more subversive, overtly confrontational touch.
