Sentence examples for overtly expensive from inspiring English sources

But not in overtly expensive taste.

They must also source legal but not overtly expensive supplies of the drug.

Of course, the art was still quite inconvenient and overtly expensive, requiring access to such things as a dark room and a host of physical tools such as reels of negatives and fixer liquids.

Naomi and Nathan are always stealthily recording their conversations with other characters by means of some hidden app on a MacBook Air or iPhone, when they are not overtly putting obscenely expensive Swiss voice recorders on glass coffee tables.

Nuts and Zoo were defined from the outset by publishing more overtly sexual content than more expensive monthly rivals such as Loaded and FHM, which were forced go more downmarket in response.

Other pictures are more overtly expressive.

It wasn't an overtly romantic moment or a luxurious, expensive date.

Sadly, senior government and opposition politicians in Victoria are lagging behind: they pay lip service to the mood for change while, overtly or covertly, pursuing the construction of insanely expensive road projects.

"Foxcatcher" is about wrestlers, but it's equally, and overtly, about money and the American way of financing — about who pays for the expensive beautiful things.

"Foxcatcher" is about wrestlers, but it's equally, and overtly, about money and the American way of financing—about who pays for the expensive beautiful things.

And the big rise in oil prices over the past three years is in any case likely to clip potential output by making some energy-intensive equipment too expensive to use.In these unusually murky conditions the bank has started to worry more overtly about the rapid growth of the money supply, which increased on a broad measure (M4) by 14.5% in the year to September—the fastest rate since 1990.