Sentence examples for pretty overt from inspiring English sources

But why do they in some cases conceal and in some cases like the nuclear threats be pretty overt?

The episode description is pretty overt in saying that Thea's in serious danger in the season finale, so how dire is her situation?

I say this because you had songs like "Dirty White Boy," "Hot Blooded," "Waiting For A Girl Like You," "Urgent," all with pretty overt subject matter.

"People have a pretty good handle on overt corruption, but they don't have a handle on just how powerful these unconscious biases are," Loewenstein says.

Jeff Reichert's Gerrymandering was also pretty naked in its overt partisanship, notwithstanding occasional fig-leaves of bipartisanship (like a three second expository sound bite from John Fund).

Additional brightness came from whole vinegar-and-water-soaked mustard seeds, and overt sweetness (pretty common in these parts) from roughly mashed sweet potato: a terrific ensemble.

In any event, the question of whether or not to be overt was always a pretty simple one for us.

Almost from the start, you know something bad is going to happen, and somehow, through minute emotional cues rather than overt foreshadowing, you form a pretty clear idea of what it will be and whom it will befall.

New York magazine's Joe Reid said that her performance was the highlight of the show's episode and favored the digitized background in particular, which he described as "overt weirdness" that was ultimately "pretty endearing".

It's rare to see quite such an overt display of respect and love; it's all pretty spine-tingling.

It tries to combine elements of American mob stories and Scandinavian mysteries, seasoned with frequent overt references to "The Sopranos," but the mixture is pretty flat in the first episode.