Sentence examples for overtly telling from inspiring English sources

The minstrel show producers are more honest than the ostriches -- they are overtly telling African-Americans that they are unimportant, even though that's positively false in both the human and political sense.

There were three main ways in which gel insertion was managed before sex: (1) the majority of women inserted the gel discretely before sex without telling their partner; (2) a smaller group of women overtly told their partner they were going to insert the gel when passions were roused.

When you first meet someone, look into their eyes and say in your mind "You could be fun!" and they will receive the massage every time without you having to overtly tell it.

"He loved her body, particularly her heretofore concealed legs and derriere, and he was overtly provocative in telling her so... Already a millionaire from his [hair] salons, Jon didn't need Barbra's money, but he wanted everything else about her".

Rennie expresses this overtly when she tells Jake, "... if I love you at all, I don't just love you.

Mr. Jiménez doesn't overtly say.

Ms. Dunham doesn't overtly say.

Even though he styles himself as such, and keeps telling everyone 'I'm not a politician', he's overtly political in a lot of what he does," says James Rainey, a media commentator for The Los Angeles Times.

This is a particularly telling quote as her study is of people who are overtly assertive and autonomous.

While not all of their songs have overtly religious themes, Wolfe told the Times of Israel that all her lyrics "are inspired by Torah and by Lubavitch's version of Hasidic faith," and a knowing ear will recognize traditional Hasidic melodic structures in the songs.

The only way they are going to know that you are different is if you tell them, overtly and succinctly, that you are really quite different.