Sentence examples for sometimes more overt from inspiring English sources
During an interview with "Entertainment Tonight" this week that included a discussion about how she had experienced racism in her life, some of it subtle, sometimes more overt, she said she tried several times to see the bag.
Local tobacco companies are sometimes even more overt than the global cigarette makers in reaching out to young people, health officials say.
Racial bias can manifest itself in far more subtle ways today, and sometimes in far more overt ways.
Sometimes it's more overt; in a trial scheme that could be rolled out everywhere, several hospitals have required patients – including women about to give birth – to show their passports before being given care.
These anecdotes are so strong, in fact, that you sometimes wish the novel were more overt in its storytelling.
Sometimes the artist's wit is more overt, as in "Blue Disk and Staff," from 1968, a borderline sculpture with a borderline mythological title, which consists of a tall, thin piece of wood and a circle of wood, both completely wrapped in vivid blue tape.
It's now just more overt".
Those incidents were more overt, however.
"The Irish are just more overt".
Offred gets a more overt goal: to find her family.
