Sentence examples for directness with which from inspiring English sources

But brevity only increases the directness with which his music speaks.

More notable still is the directness with which Peretti tied BuzzFeed's business decision to Trump himself.

But the speed and directness with which MoMA — not an institution usually thought of as nimble — has responded to Mr. Trump's ban are especially impressive.

Such shortcomings, however, amount to little in the light of the astonishing fertility of his melody and the simplicity and directness with which he achieves his ends.

That the scandal is now so clear, and Trump, Jr.,'s complicity so undeniable, is due to the directness with which Goldstone described the situation.

Pillinger always spoke generously of his colleagues in the adventure, and when it failed, he faced the media and the fallout with the same cheerful directness with which he had promoted the idea.

Moreover, the audio-visual information that teleconsultation can provide should, according to one respondent, be viewed with scepticism, as "the directness and ease with which we see could lead to the misconception that seeing [alone] is understanding".

The breakdown of tradition may in fact provide the great chance to look upon the past "with eyes undistorted by any tradition, with a directness which has disappeared from Occidental reading and hearing ever since Roman civilization submitted to the authority of Greek thought" (BPF, 28 9).

"Right from the start I heard the son's voice very strongly," she said, and with a directness which felt a world away from the heightened rhetoric of a dramatic dialogue.

Petrenko lives up to the hype, too, with performances of great cogency and directness, in which an element of iconoclasm, essential to great interpretation, is very much apparent.

"What do you want from me?" he asks with a friendly directness, which has become the trademark of his investigative television programme Protagonists over the years.