Sentence examples for a more direct form from inspiring English sources

The tightly-contested rural landscapes of Asia have seen a more direct form of conflict between humans and elephants.

A Gesualdo madrigal is heard in a skewed harmonization near the end of the first movement, and again in a more direct form in the finale.

IF IT was a sunny day for Republicans, it was a greyer one for American exponents of a more direct form of democracy, the referendum system.

Knowing that his opinions would be unpublishable in a more direct form, Hawthorne deftly uses humor – ironic, irreverent and inimitable – to make his case against the war.

But it can also be raised in a more direct form.

It pissed off our colleagues in the Washington bureau hugely, because it felt to everybody like a more direct form of advocacy than we traditionally do.

The phylogenetic discord between integration modules and their attached vcrABC indicates that homologous recombination - or perhaps a more directed form of 'module swapping' - has recently occurred between vcr-GIs.

Now, she says, the time has come for police commissioners to extend a much more direct form of accountability in 41 police force areas.

Will they try an even more direct form of diplomacy: greeting each other in person?

But while officials at the NCAA and its member conferences might be relieved that the issue of unionization is settled for now, that particular fight may take an even more direct form in the future, Big 12 commissioner Bob Bowlsby predicted Monday.

If there's going to be something emancipatory coming out of the milieu he was inhabiting, it was going to come through music, rather than some more direct form of activism.