His poems became direct, clear, and accessible to most readers.
Liberman thought him direct, clear and possessed of "American instincts that made him go for the essentials".
Frey sang this song, and his voice fit the mood, and the Eagles' mood, perfectly: direct, clear, smooth, earnest, easy.
When doctors fail to give direct, clear information, Dr. Smith suggests that patients ask, "What is my prognosis, really?
In doing so he helped develop the first distinctly American photographic style -- a brutally direct, clear, objective style without gimmicks or tricks.
He fetishizes German as an ideal language, one in which these words could create a pathway for direct, clear communication without misunderstanding.
"My self-criticism was that instead of giving direct, clear answers based on my beliefs and values," he said, "I sounded too much like a politician".
"The Strasbourg tribunal requires that support for terrorism be direct, clear, real and effective, as well as a direct invitation to commit violence," the lawyer told the tribunal last week, adding that silence is not a crime under that definition.
Iael Nidam-Orvieto, the director of Holocaust research at Yad Vashem, said it was known that Pius did not "publicly condemn the Nazis' extermination of Jews in direct, clear and unambiguous terms".
Do you make statements that sound like questions or are you direct, clear and concise?
