Sentence examples for overtly embedded from inspiring English sources

As for political research, it is better that it is overtly embedded in a political ideology instead of being given technocratic and apolitical attire.

And there the comparison ends, except for the matter that overtly sparks the new comedy and is embedded in Shakespeare's verse: the matter of identity.

In the ostensibly mainstream novels that followed his initial success with The Wasp Factory, Iain had smuggled truck-loads of science fiction past the border-guards of the "literary" establishment, in the overtly fantastic strands – disguised as dream sequences or delusions – embedded in Walking on Glass and The Bridge.

The third was really embedded in the wording and tone of everything she said: it was her invocation of God in an overtly non-sectarian way, untied to any specific religious tradition.

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Racism and embedded prejudice".

An embedded spy?

Bigger than "embedded".

I'm always embedded!

Note that word "embedded".

I was deeply embedded.