Sentence examples for entirely direct from inspiring English sources

This ambitious graphic biography of Edvard Munch, translated by Francesca M Nichols, its text almost entirely direct quotes from the artist and his contemporaries, took seven years to complete.

But that sent a signal, nuanced if not entirely direct, that West Germany should rearm to face down the Soviet threat.

The total effect of socio-cultural capital was entirely direct (0 % was mediated by economic capital).

Second, the proceeds of the "pain" are not entirely directed at budget repair.

His ambitions were entirely directed to the kind of awe-inspiring fusions of art and architecture that his great predecessor Michelangelo created.

Russia had expressed repeated objections to the final phase of the Europe-based missile program, which the United States said was entirely directed at Iran.

But if in the minds of the utopians this education was to be universal, it was in fact almost entirely directed at the ruling classes.

For seven days a week, 24 hours a day, pupils are immersed in a community entirely directed to helping them shine.

General Kayani said there were elements in the bill that would set back the bilateral relationship, and critical provisions were almost entirely directed against the Army.

They had been relentlessly pursuing a propaganda line that the Russian air strikes in Syria have avoided hitting Isis and are almost entirely directed against "moderate" or "Western-backed" Syrian opposition forces seeking to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad.

He ascribed his mental breakdown to his education, which had been entirely directed toward developing his rational and analytic powers; as he later wrote, his curriculum lacked any cultivation of feeling, and any valuation of poetry, "and of Imagination generally, as an element in human nature".