Sentence examples for overtly described from inspiring English sources

Jackson et al. (2001), for instance, differentiate "declarative knowledge", such as the ability to explicitly describe the sequence of movements and their properties, from "nonconscious processing", in which the subtle elements of the movements and the coordination of different movements cannot be overtly described [61].

Islamic historian Denis Gril believes the Quran does not overtly describe Muhammad performing miracles, and the supreme miracle of Muhammad is identified with the Quran itself.

A suggestive mark is one that suggests, but doesn't overtly describe, a certain service or product.

They suggest the essence of a product or company without overtly describing it, making them your second best bet.

This is a type of mark that hints at a certain service or product without overtly describing it.

Similarly mothers and mothers-in-law were overtly named or covertly described as preventing or postponing change by providing practical help, 'filling the freezer', hoovering and washing.

None of the stories collected in Property could be described as overtly or straightforwardly political: the settings and themes are almost all domestic.

Tara continued to denounce the at times seemingly propagandist messages being relayed by different television stations she described as overtly 'biased' in their coverage.

The Telegraph reports that three digital outdoor advertisements, all promoting Rosie's own Rosie For Autograph line for Marks & Spencer, were described as "overtly sexual, explicit, degrading to women and reinforced sexual stereotypes of women" in seven complaints to the Advertising Standards Authority ASAA), the U.K.'s advertising watchdog.

Nat2−/− mice are described as overtly aphenotypic [11].

For instance, the president of the largest website designed for people overtly seeking affairs describes a significant dropout rate between step 1: registering for the site and step 2: actually seeking an affair.