Sentence examples for to make overt from inspiring English sources

The bishops are unlikely to make overt endorsements, and consistently say that they favor neither Democrats nor Republicans.

Designers, who plan their collections months in advance, rarely set out to make overt references to current events, and as often as not have their heads buried in history books or articles of vintage clothing.

Disconcert: causing offenders to make overt involuntary movement or otherwise become startled.

It doesn't: "Wish I Was Here" is littered with moments and themes that seem to make overt reference to "Garden State".

The family had reportedly asked attendees not to make overt political statements, but there was no doubt what brought most of us here.

Meanwhile, local labor leaders are beginning to make overt political shows of disappointment within her home state, including a 150-person rally outside Lincoln's Arkansas office led by prize-winning author Barbara Ehrenreich.

Flynn has indicated he's friendly to Russia and its president, Vladimir Putin, even doing a paid appearance at an event for Kremlin-funded news outlet RT, but it's hard to believe that he would make overt promises to a foreign official on a phone call that would obviously be recorded.

Rarely does Mr. Modi make overt appeals to faith.

His words were given added poignancy, though he did not make overt reference to the fact, by the setting of his speech in the ballroom of the Waldorf Astoria on Park Avenue, a legendary hotel bought by a Chinese insurance company in 2014.

But although they are internal BAT memos, they also suggest the involvement of its main competitors in price collusion.In this section Grounded again Dust-up in the drawing room The price is not quite right Dirt leaks out Europe's fearless diplomat Engine failure Moan, moan, moan A loss of trust ReprintsSeveral of the documents make overt reference to price increases negotiated with rivals.

Ryan didn't make overt references to any of the presidential candidates, but repeatedly spoke of a politics of "integrity and decency" in which "instead of playing to your anxieties," politicians should "appeal to your aspirations".