Sentence examples for overtly say from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jiménez doesn't overtly say.

Ms. Dunham doesn't overtly say.

But the real beauty of "The Anthologist" lies in what Paul does not overtly say.

So Mr Miliband will not overtly say that he wants Mr Murphy to get the job, but that is his desired outcome.

They may not overtly say that money is the problem, but it may be that they're angry that one person is going out more than the other, or that one person pursues expensive hobbies.

Typically most hipsters may not overtly say they are smarter than the rest of the population, but usually think this to be true.

"My idea was to create a Northwest-centered design store without overtly saying, 'This is the Northwest,' " Mr. Schuck, 34, explained.

They are overtly saying, 'I want him, I need him, I miss him — no homo!' And then they grow up and become depressed".

As a company we tell all our Instagrammers to have full disclosure of sponsored pictures, either by overtly saying they are very excited with working with a certain brand or by hashtagging the picture with 'sponsored by'".

When Ms. Ravitch assails the emphasis on standardized testing, particularly under the No Child Left Behind law, and when she exhorts schools to use a content-rich core curriculum and emphasize character and build ties to parents and neighborhoods, she is, without overtly saying so, extolling the essential traits of Catholic education.

Sidebar: in properties that are targeted towards students (this one, walking distance to London Met, is very student-oriented), landlords are often more lax when it comes to sub-letting, i.e. this advert very overtly says it's OK if you want to split the rent three ways and have someone rent your front room and sleep in there as if it is a bedroom (we have seen this with kitchens before).