Sentence examples for overtly identified from inspiring English sources

Mr. Abunimah added: "we're always on the lookout for sock puppetry and astroturfing — that Israel or surrogates may launch P.R. campaigns that are not overtly identified as such.

Since Cadillac has overtly identified the 3 Series as the ATS's primary adversary, I asked BMW if I could stage this showdown at their private test track — the BMW Performance Center in Greer, S.C. Adjacent to the company's factory in Spartanburg, the Performance Center includes a skid pad, a web of road course circuits and a straightaway long enough to stage a decent drag race.

In contrast to those performers Calle 13 did not overtly identify itself with that movement and from the beginning sought to incorporate other influences, like rock guitar, cumbia and jazzy clarinet, into its music.

Both definitions imply or overtly identify consequences of the action as unintentional.

Older children and adults can overtly identify and communicate states of wanting and liking.

While she covertly identifies with the persecuted Jews, overtly she distances herself from them.

Islamic historian Denis Gril believes the Quran does not overtly describe Muhammad performing miracles, and the supreme miracle of Muhammad is identified with the Quran itself.

Such genes are not identified by classical genetic strategies unless they overtly change the phenotype.

Yet up to and including an overtly horrific climax, nothing can quite be pinned down, explained or identified.

Similarly, many Chinese people, even including a few of the 15 knowledgeable students who successfully identified the Tank Man photo in Lim's survey, overtly support the current system.

A blinded screen of 38 putative vascular disrupting compounds from the US Environmental Protection Agency's ToxCast library identified six compounds that inhibited iPSC-EC sprouting and five compounds that were overtly cytotoxic to iPSC-ECs at a single concentration.