Sentence examples for perhaps more overt from inspiring English sources
It might be assumed that this procedure would be roughly the same in the higher animals, with perhaps more overt behaviour to achieve synchrony, and that, after the two individuals found each other, fertilization would proceed fairly quickly.
In Mr. Hopper's case the lines of influence are perhaps more overt than they might initially seem, winding from the American flag in one of Mr. Johns's paintings, for instance, to the one that Peter Fonda wears like a target on the back of his motorcycle jacket in "Easy Rider".
60 This difference was evident across the majority of negative behaviours, with the exceptions perhaps representing more overt bullying.
"Totems and Turquoise" is a complicated package of art and commerce, special pleading and the real thing -- just like any other art exhibition, only perhaps a little more overt.
7. German ambivalence about overt nationalism is perhaps more pronounced with nerdy scientists many are pokerfaced.
"German ambivalence about overt nationalism is perhaps more pronounced with nerdy scientists," Kintisch wrote.
Perhaps the idea was to make the Dodos' introspection more overt, or to cushion the songs' cryptic reflections on breakups, commercialism, mortality and global warming.
Perhaps this new handset will make the whole concept more overt for customers and give Three a marketing edge on the other networks?
We do pay more overt attention to candidates' spouses today — not, perhaps, because of more advanced beliefs about marital partnership, but because we've all learned to watch the games strategists concoct to reach the "listless mass".
Perhaps dignified silence, as with the ECB, might suit them better than any more overt reaction.
