Sentence examples for overtly help from inspiring English sources
Now Mr. Obama should strongly encourage Turkey to mend relations with Israel, so that the two countries can covertly and overtly help each other keep wary eyes on Iran, Syria and other shared concerns.
Whether it's reacting in the situation, subtly or overtly, help after-the-fact, every action counts.
And even worse, the country who hired Snowden in the first place could even harbor or overtly help Snowden escape and just use outrage at America over its spying activities as an excuse rather than have to reveal themselves as his employer.
For his re-election campaign, he did not object to the formation of Priorities USA Action, which is run by two former White House aides, but until now had done nothing overtly to help the group.
Then with the help of OVERTLY GAY, did I mention just how OVERTLY GAY they portray record producer Bob Crew, but with his help, the hits begin.
But several critics applauded Wallinger's victory and many arts commentators seemed hopeful that the jury's choice of an overtly political work would help the prize be taken more seriously in the future.
American officials have also said that the peacekeepers cannot fix the situation themselves and that the transitional government has to strengthen its own security forces, which the United States is helping, both overtly and covertly.
Numerous dissidents had made it to America before, but since the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square protests in 1989 none had been helped so overtly by the Americans.It would have been easy for Chinese police to seize Mr Chen: he had left the embassy for treatment in a Beijing hospital.
In some cases, he also helped him, overtly and covertly.
Whether it's done overtly or subtly, books that help teenage girls to challenge the society they're in, how they're treated, how they should behave and what's expected of them are important, and really make a difference.
What the film would have looked like with Spielberg in the director's chair is open to debate, but the Hollywood Reporter's analysis of the marketing of the film suggests that it certainly helped having Eastwood, overtly aligned with the political right, on board.
