The phrase "direct speeches" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to when someone is directly quoting what someone else said, either in a written work or in speech. For example: "He said 'I love you' - one of the earliest direct speeches I remember hearing."
Neither the playwright nor the director, Darko Tresnjak, has managed to free the play of repetitions; the rapid-fire overlapping scenes and direct speeches to the audience in the play's opening act eventually yield to a more tedious sequential pacing.
While there was nothing new in the contents of Benedict's message, it was one of the strongest — and most direct — speeches of a seven-year-old reign that has more often been dominated by a sexual abuse scandal, repeated tangles with other faiths and a Vatican hierarchy in disarray.
The extracted direct speeches of Huineng are divided into clauses and imported into SysFan, a computational tool to produce systemic and functional analysis (Wu 2000).
Direct speeches of Huineng in five chapters, Chapter Two, Four, Five, Six and Seven are extracted from each translation as the data of analysis in this study.
Direct speeches of Huineng in five chapters from four translations (Wong 1930a, Heng 1977, Cleary 1998, Cheng 2011) are extracted and then analysed in SysFan (Wu 2000), a computational analytical tool for systemic and functional analysis.
This directional-power-ratio measure was shown to properly estimate the ratio between the direct speech and the reverberation amount, yielding a well-founded signal-based quality measure and a blind DRR estimator.
Direct speech is abhorred.
direct speech with Keitel.
Direct speech makes dirty deeds too clear.
Hurried editing shows in erratic chronology, direct speech whose sources are unclear and easily avoidable errors.
The direct speech she relates from parents of victims seems parodic in how it exculpates her.
