Sentence examples for overtly he from inspiring English sources

"They are doing it overtly," he said.

The risk is that if he embraces the European anti-austerity argument too overtly he may only strengthen resistance within his own party to even modest measures of fiscal consolidation.

Overtly, he said, the propagandists of a king should proclaim that he can do magic, that God and the wisest men are on his side, and that all who support his war aims will reap benefits.

The king cautions me not to blow his cover by staring at him too overtly; he suggests, rightly, that a pale-faced American in khakis will draw more attention in Zarqa than a half-blind Arab, even a half-blind Arab wearing New Balance sneakers.

Even if he denies these, he admits overtly that he would count as coercive the following situation: Suppose P has a habit, plan or activity that Q dislikes or disapproves of severely, and P proposes to cease such activity iff Q pays some sum.

Not overtly political, he said he wanted more democracy and freedom, but gradually and peacefully.

"Brass Eye is not overtly political," he stresses.

And if Mr. Herzog is never overtly judgmental, he is not aloof or neutral, either.

"If I were a principal, would I want students building something overtly dangerous?" he said.

Ms. Rubin said that even though Mr. Neuthaler is not "overtly religious," he has learned a lot more about Judaism and has attended her services.

Approach it overtly, and he could feel under attack, ashamed that this has been brought to light by a father who cannot understand.