Sentence examples for overtly engaged from inspiring English sources

It is important that early typography was in fact overtly engaged in the explicit search for typefaces that would mechanically reproduce the written scripts in which, before the invention of printing, books had been prepared.

One of the most obvious contrasts with his earlier films, apart from its glorious outdoors setting in the open desert of Texas Californiaa is too concreted over to provide its own setting), is that There Will Be Blood is more overtly engaged with politics than his previous films.

She let them know they must participate (or she would call on them!) and be overtly engaged.

The film was more overtly engaged with politics than his previous films had been, examining capitalism and themes such as savagery, optimism, and obsession.

She adds, "Men in our culture are expected to not want to be like women and part of this is to not overtly engage in the same beauty practices as them".

Looking at Britten's development over the period between his earliest masterpieces and his middle style, what is striking is the conscious choice he made to become more austere and less overtly, less flamboyantly engaged.

"I'm not saying that in violation to freedom of speech or the first amendment but when a group is overtly violent or engaged in outright fraud and financially bilking people and really being abusive, I think YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Linked In, whoever it is, needs to self-police to that extent".

"I'm not saying that in violation to freedom of speech or the First Amendment, but when a group is overtly violent or engaged in outright fraud and financially bilking people and really being abusive, I think YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, whoever it is, needs to self-police to that extent".

My husband engages overtly, gets into conversation with strangers, and soon knows where everyone is from.

Self selection of participants in our study resulted in a sample of cancer patients who were overtly motivated to engage in group based physical activity.

Even when the context of his film characters' sufferings is not overtly religious, they are always implicitly engaged in a search for moral standards of judgment, a rigorous examination of action and motive, in terms of good and bad, right and wrong, which seems particularly appropriate to someone brought up in a strictly religious home.