Sentence examples for directness of observation from inspiring English sources

The key is a directness of observation, which roots Rexroth's writing in the particularity of the physical world.

In sum, a property or object is observable (in the philosopher's sense) if it can be perceived directly, where directness of observation precludes the use of technical artifacts and inferences.

The focus of remote sensing has remained on mapping deforestation (e.g. [3]) and arises from a number of technological limitations which include, amongst other factors, observation precision and the relative "directness" of the observation [10 12].

The focus of remote sensing has remained on mapping deforestation (e.g. [ 3]) and arises from a number of technological limitations which include, amongst other factors, observation precision and the relative "directness" of the observation [ 10– 10].

In words that could be applied to himself, Thomson once described Satie's aesthetic as having valued "consequence, quietude, precision, acuteness of auditory observation, gentleness, sincerity and directness of statement".

One is the directness of the imagery.

Think about the directness of [Jesse Helms'] "white hands" ad.

Something about the laserlike directness of the swan alarmed me.

But think about the directness of the Willie Horton ad.

It has the power and directness of propaganda.

The directness of the perspective is mesmeric.