Sentence examples for overtly familiar from inspiring English sources

What I did not realize was that the speech was delivered at a meeting of the National Association of Evangelicals, probably not a group overtly familiar with the movies, but definitely a group that knew the Book of Revelation from the New Testament where John calls on Christians to hasten the coming of the Kingdom of God by doing battle with the Roman evil empire.

"Househusbands" overtly employs some of the reality genre's familiar tricks — like the scripting of situations, if not dialogue.

There is a familiar cliché in the UK media of an overtly religious, backward-looking, anti-intellectual and anti-science America, an America under sustained attack from the forces of irrationality.

If your inspiration is relatively familiar or well-known, avoid naming your character overtly after whatever historical, mythical, or literary element you've chosen.

Though it has undeniable force, I'm uncertain if "Lithuania and the Collapse of the USSR" would have pulled me in so strongly if I were not familiar with Mr. Mekas's work, particularly that most overtly dedicated to his life as a displaced person.

Meanwhile, other writers create familiar worlds that are precisely conveyed, mappable almost, while remaining overtly fictitious; Middlemarch, Cranford, Barchester and on through Tilling, Hardborough and Ambridge.

In contrast to the Panaugia's emphasis on the centrality of light, the Panarchia, constituting as it does the initial application of the overtly "Patrizian" method mentioned in the title of the work, builds upon a pattern more familiar to students of the Platonic tradition.

Not overtly.