Sentence examples for directly i think from inspiring English sources

"If Charlie was to embrace more Democratic values directly, I think a lot of people would flock to him," Mr. Wells said.

"I think rather than answer that directly, I think what he's saying is the rule is a terrible rule, and I agree with him," Mickelson said.

That said, one can also imagine new cultural conflicts emerging as the demographic composition and religious affiliation of the population changes.To answer your question more directly, I think the answer is no.

And then he got to the point: "To answer the question directly, I think John McCain's support is much broader, and if John McCain is the nominee, I think he's going to bring more votes to the Republican line.

"Can I just say to him directly, I think he should spend his retirement in quiet contemplation of the role that he played with regard to the Iraq war, where over half a million people at least were killed," he said.

"President Arafat will lie in state in Cairo for some hours, and then he will be flown from Cairo to Ramallah, directly I think in Egyptian choppers, and this will be the temporary burial place, because the day will come when we will have an independent state with Jerusalem as its capital, and President Arafat's body will be moved to the al-Aqsa mosque," he said.

EXETER, N.H. — Mitt Romney continued his rollout of the warmer, sunnier, more effusive Mitt Romney here on Thursday morning, opening his speech by saying, rather directly, "I thought today I'd tell a couple of personal stories".

"Even if it doesn't affect [Lenehan] directly I thought that was incredible".

"I will say directly that I think regulation is a threat to free speech," he said.

DC: I will answer that very directly because I think you are asking a very important question.

My parents never said so directly but I think they considered this to be in poor taste.