The London Cycling Campaign ranks him second best on pedal-power behind Jones, but criticises him for not overtly putting cyclists and pedestrians first.
Naomi and Nathan are always stealthily recording their conversations with other characters by means of some hidden app on a MacBook Air or iPhone, when they are not overtly putting obscenely expensive Swiss voice recorders on glass coffee tables.
It has not been "reclaimed" the way the gay community has taken back "queer," primarily because it has not been used overtly to put down or Other.
But if they are less overtly virtuosic, they nevertheless put lots of notes under a pianist's fingers.
If it were not for this curiosity and a profoundly human and lyrical vein, Berio might have become trapped by the dogmas and overtly cerebral ideas that put paid to many less enlightened talents in the 1950s.
Swooningly filmed by Natasha Braier, The Neon Demon puts overtly ludicrous flesh on a satirical script co-written with the playwrights Mary Laws and Polly Stenham, bringing a Jacobean Ab Fab edge ("sweetie, plastics is just good grooming") to the poisoned apple proceedings on which Refn feeds as hungrily as any spellbound princess.
The new religion would rely on art and philosophy, but put them to overtly didactic ends: It would use the panoply of techniques known to traditional religions (buildings, great books, seminaries, etc).
Thus, there is nothing overtly wrong with the scenario put forward by Wentao Ma and colleagues, and moreover, I think it is more ingenious than many other models that circulate in the origin of life field.
Should we read something more into the fact that the company has recently put out two obviously overtly racist products?
It is probably not entirely irrelevant to our international relations that Tony Blair is, as one British columnist put it, "the most overtly pious leader since Gladstone," while Jacques Chirac of France and Gerhard Schröder of Germany are adamantly secular.
