Sentence examples for that is overt from inspiring English sources

"Even within our own society, if you look back 50 years or if you leaf through a magazine from the 70s, you see horrific sexism that is overt in a way that would be unacceptable today.

Therefore, LINC complexes are good candidates for playing a key role in nuclear deformation and elongation that is overt during mammalian sperm differentiation.

"We're doing things and other people are doing things that are overt and covert," Mr. Rumsfeld said.

"I was still disgusted but more comfortable with the racism of the 70s and 80s that was overt and thuggish, than this new form of respectable xenophobia where it is done in political circles, journalism and academia," she said.

She was followed by a series of dour young men roughly the age for military service wearing clothes that were overt in their references to the wide-open spaces of westerns and to frontiers as they existed before the cowboys rode in to grab the land.

One of the reasons we decided to do The Big Short was to do something that was overt.

"I don't think you can decide what is African dance — there are so many ways that people work here — and I don't think that there is overt pressure to show African identity in the work," she said.

Most are Christians, meaning not merely that they were raised in a Christian household but that their faith is overt.

"I think what's often overlooked is the sexism that isn't overt," Kirsten Schlewitz, a freelance writer for SoccerGods recognizes.

They also show themselves to be unaware that throughout her films, Bigelow supplies a strain of anti-authoritarianism that is sometimes overt, and sometimes subtle.

He identifies the ambiguous distinction between a legal action that may hasten death (inadvertently) and one that is more overt but illegal.