Sentence examples for rather overt from inspiring English sources

The white supremacy that proscribed black lives in history still exists today as a (if not the) guiding force in modern American life – politically, socially and economically – in ways structurally significant and mortally dangerous, subtle and rather overt.

Before the dinner, I gently explained to her that working with Steven was something that I really wanted to do, and I asked her specifically to try not to resent what I expected would be the rather overt trappings of wealth.

Much of this is covert rather than overt".

Usually, Jobbik's anti-Semitism is implied rather than overt.

And a new Sonata by Daniel Kellogg asked for mystery rather than overt beauty.

There is quite a lot of implied, rather than overt, criticism.

In Britain especially, prejudice against Jews has long been of the latent, rather than overt, variety.

So were wines with mineral, earth or spice flavors rather than overt fruitiness, to complement the saline, cucumber and mineral flavors in oysters.

The good ones have a stony mineral quality that I especially appreciate in white wines, along with herb and spice flavors rather than overt fruitiness.

Perhaps the bargain was subliminal rather than overt; in any case, an unusually large version of the Met Chamber Ensemble convened at Weill Recital Hall on Sunday to play works by John Cage, Morton Feldman, Leon Kirchner, Elliott Carter, Milton Babbitt and Charles Wuorinen.

"We have seen a significant improvement in bookings since the U.S. has communicated that the action is likely to be covert, rather than overt," said Martin Brackenbury, international director of Airtours, a British tour operator.