Sentence examples for overtly prominent from inspiring English sources
We believe the main issue is not whether or not it should be allowed, but how it is governed, to ensure transparency and restrict it from being overtly prominent".
American judges, by contrast, have always been different, not just because the constitutional separation of powers necessarily makes them more prominent, but also because the process of their appointment is overtly politicised.
A network of young campaigners, including prominent women, such as Suheir Atassi, have been pushed into taking more overtly political role.
The most prominent Indian American politicians elected to statewide office have won, but not without overtly and very publicly renouncing the Dharmic traditions of their birth.
Kent Hughes was unique among prominent Australians in publicly identifying as a fascist, although he never joined a fascist organisation or acted overtly in a way that could be described as fascist and there is no evidence to suggest he was an anti-semite.
Most of the prominent figures in that generation those elevated today and yesterday, or in earlier reshuffles are neither obviously left-wing nor overtly right-wing.
Although far less ubiquitous in the fandom, and far less often overtly sexualized than shows like CSI and outlets like Vanity Fair have made them out to be, fursuits are still prominent in the culture.
Rationing becomes overtly ageist.
