Sentence examples for overtly with from inspiring English sources

Mr. LeDray's recent ceramics and carved sculptures deal more overtly with mourning and mortality.

But if she does not wrestle overtly with the ethics of outing, the power of the book's raw emotional honesty is its own counterargument.

Not until his last stage work, "Suite in Three Keys," had Coward, as Day writes, "dealt overtly with the subject of homosexuality.

None of the team's original works so far have dealt overtly with themes like the collapse of Communism or German reunification.

They are a part of the middle-class South Asian settlements in the United States that are growing disenchanted, whether discreetly or overtly, with the West and thus are becoming obsessed with their roots.

Richard Pearce's "The Road to Memphis" is also about the road away from Memphis — the touring life that is the lot of most musicians — and it's the first movie of the series to deal overtly with race.

Kiarostami's non-Iranian pictures seem overtly concerned with notions of fakery, with lies that become true.

There is therefore nothing overtly unique with this group of beetles compared with other ambrosia beetle lineages.

Choose a room with floor-to-ceiling Bosphorus views and decor that appears traditional at first glance, but is overtly modern with electronic blinds, Nespresso machines and marble baths with heated floors.

Her memoir "Lying" overtly toys with the line between memoir and fiction, but experimenting with your own story is a writer's prerogative.

There's nothing overtly wrong with Mr. Burns's puzzle, and I congratulate him on his debut.