Sentence examples for overtly dangerous from inspiring English sources

"If I were a principal, would I want students building something overtly dangerous?" he said.

This Quint, Mr. Armstrong, is more overtly dangerous and manipulative, stalking around with a bloody wound on the side of his head and leering at Miles.

The fight about the clothing may have been insignificant in itself — "I mean, who really cares?" said the judge, who finally decided that K.S.M. could wear camouflage, as long as he didn't show up in a U.S. military uniform or one for lower-grade prisoners, or anything overtly dangerous.

While I do not engage in overtly dangerous behaviors (e.g., texting and driving), I must admit my rude ones -- like taking that long call on a commuter train, trying to hide behind a cupped hand to keep from disturbing other people.

"Instead of calling the ad for what it is ― overtly racist, dangerous, and immoral ― Congressman French Hill and Arkansas GOP Chairman Doyle Webb have revealed their disturbing lack of awareness and insensitivity".

Mimicking Anglo-American musical poses was cheesy, but anything that sounded overtly Germanic evoked dangerous historical memories.

This "dangerousness" provision is overtly political, defining as "dangerous" any behavior that contradicts Cuba's socialist norms.

On the other hand, these works were filled with dialogical ambiguity and passages which, if not read carefully, could prove dangerous if not overtly heretical.

They are very dangerous but covertly, not overtly.

It is unrealistic and dangerous to teach kids overtly or inadvertently that jobs, money, healthy relationships and opportunities magically appear like participation ribbons at the end of a Kindergarten fun run.

While not overtly malicious, it is potentially misleading and dangerous.