Sentence examples similar to advantages of directness from inspiring English sources

"The bishops were deeply impressed by the moral and spiritual and relational content of this word 'respect', and they were eager to go for a form of words that had the advantage of simplicity and directness about it," Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Rowan Williams said afterwards.

The new E9 takes much more advantage of its front-firing speakers than its predecessor too, ensuring that the sound has plenty of directness and attack - despite the fact that the front speakers are actually still extremely thin.

Fear of directness, a polite culture.

Special attention is devoted to the concept of directness.

Its temperament is one of directness, independence and individuality.

It took a moment of directness to decide the game.

Her style was a winning blend of directness, intelligence, humor, humility, and moxie.

AMY BERNSTEIN: I also think it's connected to our fear of directness.

Instead it tries, with a fascinating mixture of directness and sophistication, to tell the truth.

The cocktails I like best have the same kind of directness.

Shot and edited to feel like documentaries, the films have a patina of directness and realism.