Sentence examples for directed terms from inspiring English sources
Brooks next project came in 1983, when he wrote, produced and directed Terms of Endearment, adapting the screenplay from Larry McMurtry's novel of the same name.
Their unembellished urgency conveys Monet's obsession with his subject in unusually direct terms.
In direct terms, apparel production does not only heavily depend on water availability.
"In honest and direct terms, the research being done is world class.
(Rand Paul, in admirably direct terms, did, tweeting that what Nugent said was "offensive and has no place in politics").
"The technology is allowing us to build new relationships and to speak on more intimate and direct terms.
Couched in very brief, direct terms, a lettre de cachet simply commanded the recipient to obey the orders therein without delay, giving no explanation.
379, 42 L.Ed.2d 430 (1974), we reiterated in most direct terms the principle that Congress cannot interfere in any way with the President's power to pardon.
In direct terms, Rivera told Rodriguez how much the team needed him, and how he had to start playing more toward his own standard of excellence.
Peter Q. Bohlin, who just won the Gold Medal of the American Institute of Architects, is an amiable, bearlike fellow whose wardrobe gets no closer to black than a navy blazer, and who talks about his work in more direct terms.
