Sentence examples for a direct understandable from inspiring English sources

Historically, the most effective uses of civil disobedience have drawn a direct, understandable line between methods and goals — usually interim goals.

Historically, the most effective uses of civil disobedience have drawn a direct, understandable line between methods and goals—usually interim goals.

"I believe that this opportunity to conduct a direct, simple, understandable test of 'Psychic Sally' and her often-stated ability is an excellent situation in which she will be able to not only establish her claimed abilities, but also move on to earn the million dollar prize that stands ready to be paid out," said Randi.

"The literature is really clear that as a direct response and completely understandable response to this kind of environmental trauma, girls are more likely to run away, to fight at home, to use substances," said Francine Sherman, report author and the clinical associate professor and director of the Juvenile Rights Advocacy Project at Boston College Law School.

This lack of clarity is understandable and is a direct result of all the different types that have been recently proposed.

In these circumstances it is understandable that the interviewer decided that a direct question about sex would not have been appropriate.

It's totally understandable if you think the term "Black Friday" is a direct linguistic descendent of "in the black," accounting jargon for turning a profit.

A direct translation of the English questions into the Dutch language did not result in understandable language, so we had to rephrase the items quite substantially.

It is understandable that His Holiness might be reluctant to meet and be party to a direct negotiation process on the Tibet issue.

So much so that his epic Seventh Symphony (The Leningrad) was considered direct and understandable enough to be co-opted as part of the Allied propaganda effort.

"Our city is in a major crisis, and the political leadership in this community has not been willing to stand up and appropriately direct the understandable rage and pain that is being suffered by Cuban-Americans.