Sentence examples for be very direct about from inspiring English sources

They will apologize for being hard to pin down, and be very direct about how busy they are.

He was very direct about what he thought should go into storage.

He was very direct about his sexuality (he was essentially homosexual) with little of the buttoned up turbulence of his contemporary, Benjamin Britten.

Thomas Jefferson, who received the honor of writing the first draft of this document, was very direct about the motivation in his first sentence: "a decent respect to the opinions of mankind" required the founders to explain what they were doing.

However, Mr Biden told US businessmen on Thursday: "I was very direct about our firm position and our expectations in my conversations with President Xi".

He added: "He's very direct about the BBC and the licence fee, but John Whittingdale's report when he was chairman of the DCMS Departmentt for Culture, Media and Sport) committee said some vey positive things about the BBC.

And I try to be very good about being very direct about what I say so that there's no ambiguity but obviously when I was talking last week at the town hall meeting about the civil rights movement in the South, I wasn't clear enough.

"He's very direct about his emotions and I'm grateful for that because it lets me in on the way he thinks as far as tending to our marriage — when we should go to therapy, when we have to be better at intimacy, all those things in order to meet each other's needs," she added.

I am very directed about that".

If you decide to do this, be very direct and open about this on your cover letter.

I felt it was necessary that we be very direct and upfront with people about my own history with marijuana, which wasn't all that expansive, but it is something that I do choose to use recreationally on occasion.