Sentence examples for who overtly from inspiring English sources

Chinese authorities have removed any lamas who overtly support the Dalai Lama.

Around the time when some filmmakers who overtly embrace a classicist agenda became, by that fact, boring.

During the same period, no significant terrorist leader has been convicted, and many have been set free by judges who overtly sympathize with their ideology.

It is not a police state, and in general, only those who overtly challenge the government are hounded by the security services.

It's proof that, even if he hasn't seen as many movies as have many cinema-studies professors or critics, he has a wise and keen grasp on some of the best and most powerful (and not exactly the most heavily publicized) work of recent decades — and, in particular, on a director who overtly and even angrily repudiated cinephilia as a source of cinematic artistry.

The hands-on style made public by the cables looked too much like "intervention" and "meddling" — nasty words in a country still well versed on Henry Lane Wilson, the American ambassador who overtly supported a Mexican coup in 1913 (and whom Mexican leaders accused of using private cables to exaggerate the country's problems).

You've likely encountered them in spades along your journey: friends, family, and coworkers who covertly or overtly attempt to sabotage your fat-loss efforts.

Instances of inappropriate behaviour included people who sent "overtly sexist texts" to private mobile numbers, and "overtly sexist comments against females in some teams... resulting in a difficult and tense working environment".

Ms. Chenoweth, who is overtly religious, said the naysayers are rushing to judge.

But whatever the criticisms of Obama, it's Republicans who are overtly playing politics.

There is, however, a small but vocal minority of critics who are overtly sceptical of whether the issue is even worth taking seriously.