Sentence examples for direct wording from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the use of direct wording in questions on experiences of violence for example, "have you been physically assaulted in the last 6 months?"—has been shown to underestimate the incidence of violence against women by failing to account for more ubiquitous episodes of violence, such as slapping.

"Those were his direct words".

"His direct words were, I think, 'Go big or go home,' " Canetti said.

Young people respond, albeit viscerally, to short, direct words like these.

As my respondents told me on their questionnaires, most people learned of the market plunge through direct word of mouth.

There was no direct word from the former FBI lawyer on whether she agreed with that analysis.

For three years, there had been no direct word from David Livingstone, the British missionary lost in deepest Africa.

"If we didn't have a superior product," Mr. Smith said, using a more direct word than superior, "it would just be one of those dumb names".

The first, steep decline phase is dominated by the process of communicative memory, which is the direct word-of-mouth transfer of information.

It revealed that off-line channels such as television advertising, in-store browsing, and direct word of mouth were influential only during the consider stage.

Would lovers, who long ago abandoned the euphemism French letter for the direct word condom, now also turn away from the French kiss?