Sentence examples for overtly mentioned from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chaudhary stuck to fairly innocuous clips — talk of "bipartisan solutions" and how to "move the country forward" — and never overtly mentioned the president's self-described electoral "shellacking".

The product the commercial was intended to sell, a head-shaving device called the HeadBlade that fits on a few fingers, was not overtly mentioned in the spot.

I'd better not make favorites on late-night TV, right?" But while Mr. Perry was never overtly mentioned, his presence lingered in the banquet space of the hall.

That is the crux of it: As Manhattan twins, we live by a contract not overtly mentioned in the signing of the lease.

When asked about his emphasis on the word "life," a topic he had not overtly mentioned when campaigning in New Hampshire, Mr. Romney said that he felt confident the people of New England understand his conversion to the pro-life stance he currently holds.

He was a master of a peculiar hybrid form, a sort of science fiction that seems half Ray Bradbury and half Kafka, with an added undertow that threatens to carry the reader into an abyss of dark knowledge even though the Holocaust is almost never overtly mentioned.

The first commercial from the Hollywood consortium, produced in Morocco by a company owned by the film director Ridley Scott, makes a general plea for understanding and forgiveness, never overtly mentioning the United States and only briefly referring to Sept. 11.

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.

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.

The strategy for Thinkmodo is to make videos that viewers will think are clever and authentic without overtly pushing or mentioning a product, Mr. Percelay said.

Mining was not overtly addressed, but it was mentioned in some break-out sessions with a long list of desirable ores and metals abundant within the region.