From there, Newman suddenly moved up a generation, overtly defining himself as older in The Color Of Money, handing on the mantle to a younger man.
This "dangerousness" provision is overtly political, defining as "dangerous" any behavior that contradicts Cuba's socialist norms.
Florida's gubernatorial campaign was the most overtly racist statewide contest in an election year defined by overtly racist messaging from the Republican Party and its allies.
Suffused with spirituality if not overtly liturgical ('canticle', loosely defined, denotes a short prayer-like song), they are five precise distillations of Britten's art: gem-like compressions of his supreme talents as a dramatist of human emotion.
Classifiers overtly specify the basic unit of the object because they denote some prominently perceived or imputed properties of the entity to which associated nouns refer, as defined in Allan (1977).
Though the botanica may seem overtly secular, its religiosity is defined by what it sells and the faithful who are its customers.
The problem, at least for opponents of these laws, is that in a nation without a state religion and with a formal separation of church and state, a nation with a panoply of faiths and a growing proportion of nonbelievers, blasphemy is defined by religious, often overtly Christian, terms.
Macho is defined as "masculine in an overtly assertive or aggressive way".
And while he is not overtly political in the sense of occupying a defined position on the left or right, his subject matter has become steadily more political in the sense of its potential divisiveness.
The uneasy — and, at times, overtly hostile — relationship between Mr. Karzai and Washington has defined the final years of the war in Afghanistan.
