Sentence examples for overtly explored from inspiring English sources
After the interval came Brahms's German Requiem, a work in which the emotions surrounding loss are more overtly explored.
There are moments throughout the film that imply hostility towards Ben's race and his power but issues surrounding his racial identity aren't overtly explored.
While the artists' political inclinations are not overtly explored in the exhibition, a demonstration was staged on opening night before the British Columbia premier, Gordon Campbell, who was scheduled to open the show.
Writing for The New York Times, John Rockwell felt that it was an example of U2 stretching their range, saying "the inclusion of musical idioms [is] never so overtly explored before on a U2 record, especially the gospel chorus of 'One Tree Hill'".
By providing such an underpinning for these discussions, useful and cost-effective combinations can be overtly explored while other, more costly or less effective combinations can be given lower priority.
Self-evidently, this is comedy with a macabre twist and the best moments of the show come when this is overtly explored and acknowledged — in fact, the best moment of the whole night comes when the entire company of actors turns against their leader, the excellent Toby Park, telling him they want him gone.
The first, "Subject of Death," which closed on Oct. 3, paid homage to Bhupen Kakkar, the first high-profile Indian artist to overtly explore homosexuality.
We can't overtly explore our love.
And finally, health advocates need to overtly explore what global governance structures will be needed to finance and implement these universal Sustainable Development Goals.
Finally, if health is to maintain its central role as the MDGs are folded into the SDG agenda, advocates need to overtly explore what global governance structures will be needed in this new paradigm.
That ability to control audiences speaks to Hitchcock's obsession with voyeurism, a theme he'd explored more overtly in 1954′s "Rear Window".
