Sentence examples for so overt that from inspiring English sources

And yet, like "Seen Art?" and many other museum books, its message is so overt that it goes down like medicine rather than a meal.

Then again, it comes back to discretion: In 2014, when the Yankees' Michael Pineda brazenly smeared pine tar on his neck on a chilly night at Fenway Park, it was so overt that the Red Sox felt compelled to object.

But despite this obvious self-doubt, he's called his show the Messiah complex, in an egotistical display so overt that it's not clear whether or not he's taking the p**s.

When people talk about Big Brother, they generally mean a system of covert surveillance and manipulation, oppression in democratic disguise (unlike the system in Orwell's book, which is so overt that it is advertised).

It had to happen, and it was always destined to flush out the racists and the resisters, who have consolidated themselves in the Republican party and have been so overt that they have succeeded in disgusting much of the rest of the country and reducing the moral standing of their party.

It was a time of steady thumping beats and selling sex in a way that was both so coded and so overt that it failed to resemble any sex as it exists in the world at all, and thus became sexless.

It's the kind of overtly sexual imagery that's so overt in its attempt to seduce that it actually repulses, or at least sends the viewer into a state of sexual-ennui and a place where arousal seems about as likely as finding true love on Tinder.

His suit-and-tie look for this record might be a tired homage to Cary Grant, but musically, the recent-retro of last decade is so overt and in your face that you have no choice but concede it as a formal aspect of the record.

So overt are these narrative and visual references that they can sometimes distract you from Mortal Engines' otherwise original universe.

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Not all candidates have been so overt.