Sentence examples for overtly supportive from inspiring English sources
Since his release in December 2007, his message has been even more overtly supportive of violence.
In later years, Mr. Stein said, his father, Herbert Stein, President Nixon's chief economic advisor, became more overtly supportive.
The FMLN's candidate, Salvador Sánchez Cerén, won a lead of almost ten points over Mr Quijano, though he fell a whisker short of the 50% needed to avoid a second-round vote.Between now and the run-off on March 9th there will be a sharper focus on the truce, not least because Mr Sánchez Cerén's position on it is unclear (his vice-presidential running mate is more overtly supportive).
Clinical Directors from services with more than one operative site felt that specialist commissioners were not overtly supportive of them and perceived that services were underfunded.
Perhaps supporting this, participants in the smallest group here which included only three White British women were the most overtly supportive and had a striking rapport with each other.
This, in addition to MoH engagement and the scientific evidence probably explain the President's change in position from the overtly opposing to a non-supportive position.
The seats are supportive but don't look as overtly sporty as those you'll see in cars like the Infiniti G35 or the Audi A4.
At party level, the Labour Party, in opposition until October 1964, was overtly against Southern Rhodesian independence under the 1961 constitution and supportive of the black nationalist movement on ideological and moral grounds.
At least we can praise the seats, which are nicely supportive and well bolstered for good posture without seeming overtly orthopedic.
Psychological phenomenology differs among different autoscopic experiences: he-autoscopy and out of body experience are experienced as profoundly significant events and in he-autoscopy the quality of emotional impact considerably varies: one's doppelgänger can sometimes be experienced as highly supportive [ 14], but in general is offensive or overtly aggressive.
