Sentence examples for overtly organized from inspiring English sources
One of the period's most popular films, the documentary Woodstock, never overtly organized its material, depending instead on a rhythmic connection of the music and images at its awesomely large rock concert.
Liedtke presses the point by augmenting the show, which he organized, with overtly suggestive works, including a big painting by Peter Wtewael, "Kitchen Scene," from the sixteen-twenties, in which the gestures of a jolly maid and a smirky lad, delivering foodstuffs, are laugh-out-loud lewd.
And although nothing else in the show, organized by the sharp young video artist Steven Lam, is as overtly confrontational as Mr. Adkins's piece, there's plenty here to fuel thinking about the hard shell of illusion that surrounds official history, and about art's attempt to crack that shell open.
And while neither film has an overtly political message, each implicitly challenges us to think about what how the world as presently organized constrains and limits our impulses toward compassion, generosity and fellow feeling.
Political groups organized as 501(c)(4 s currently take the position that as long as they spend 49percentt or less of their money on overtly election-related campaign activity, then they qualify for the tax status.
One site that seems just as overtly consumer as Facebook but has caught Bussmann's attention is Pinterest, for its different approach to sharing and organizing information.
"If community members feel you're an overtly politicized place, or if you're abusing hospital money, they lose faith in your ability to serve the community," said Theo Oshiro, deputy director of Make the Road New York, an organizing group in Bushwick.
