Mr. Bush shamelessly exploited the Sept. 11th attacks at every opportunity, obliquely, and sometimes even overtly, suggesting that Democrats were too cowardly to deal with terrorists.
The subject matter favoured by the military patrons was bold and aggressive, as overtly suggested in paintings of birds of prey, lions, and tigers.
"It is perhaps the only storytelling on television that overtly suggests that our political and economic and social constructs are no longer viable, that our leadership has failed us relentlessly, and that no, we are not going to be all right".
I can not help but wonder, for example, what it says about a minister who would seek to scare people with predictions of the "end" by slyly suggesting... no, overtly suggesting that a vote for Romney is a vote for "Christian" or "Biblical values"?
This is where the speech began more overtly to suggest a second term, with Obama's talking about the Founders's unfinished task not only in terms of abstract justice, but fair pay for women and shorter lines at the polls.
The king cautions me not to blow his cover by staring at him too overtly; he suggests, rightly, that a pale-faced American in khakis will draw more attention in Zarqa than a half-blind Arab, even a half-blind Arab wearing New Balance sneakers.
One network executive at the audition speculated that Kimmel was overtly trying to suggest the look of a clown.
Though the subject matter of these conflicts is not overtly political, to suggest, in Naipaul's phrase, that Narayan was "able to filter out or make harmless the distress of India" is itself to subject his writing to a distressing kind of filter.
Vice said there was nothing in the image to "suggest anything overtly sexual or inappropriate was being portrayed" and that "in the wider context of fashion and underwear advertising the image was tame and tasteful".
Apps like "My Vibe" that are not overtly salacious but still suggest sexual themes.
