Sentence examples for overtly named from inspiring English sources

Obama never overtly named Trump in his comments, but he did make reference to a need for us to "harness this technology in a way that allows a multiplicity of voices" without leading to "a Balkinisation of society," per the news agency's transcript.

Partners were overtly named by 27 women.

Participants overtly named pictures with simple noun phrases (e.g. "Haus").

Health professionals were more likely to be overtly named as influential when they endorsed women's decisions.

Similarly mothers and mothers-in-law were overtly named or covertly described as preventing or postponing change by providing practical help, 'filling the freezer', hoovering and washing.

There was a continuum for baby influence, from overt baby-led feeding to the baby not being overtly named with women saying 'it's just me who makes the decisions', but often with covert references to the baby's influence during interviews.

It flashes photographs of George W. Bush, Dick Cheney and Condoleezza Rice, if without overtly naming names.

Here, 20 subjects were instructed to overtly name written words and pictures of objects while their neuronal responses were measured using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).

Both films are entirely constituted by intertextuality, references to 1950s B-movie science fiction, and 1970s disaster films, overtly name-checking such genre classics as The War of the Worlds, Earth v. the Flying Saucers, Plan 9 From Outer Space, and, tellingly, Dr. Strangelove.

Although departmental leaders had never overtly planned or named this as a strategy, informants described how several leaders had been deliberate in encouraging a reflective and responsive approach towards the work of sustaining the program.

Without being overtly political or naming names, "The Walker" portrays contemporary Washington as a cesspool of soullessness, hypocrisy, greed and antiquated social attitudes.