Sentence examples for ever more direct from inspiring English sources

Over the next three months, I took ever more direct risks.

The reality of atoms was established by the explanatory power of the model on the one hand and by ever more direct images of microscopic entities on the other.

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Michael Bloomberg, whose tongue, in his last days as New York's mayor, gets ever-more direct and free, last week came perhaps as close as he's ever come to articulating his most central civic belief: he said it's an all around good thing for the city when real estate prices go up.

Justice Sotomayor was even more direct.

As China produces higher value items, it will push down prices of domestically produced goods in ever more industries.A more direct link between developing countries such as China and inflationary pressure comes through commodity prices.

Quasthoff's delivery grows ever more thrillingly direct, with certain sly phrasings taken from the classic American pop-song repertory that he sings so well on the side.

No home secretary has ever seized more direct power over policing than David Blunkett.

If there's ever a more direct way to say something, I'd rather do that.

Moreover, energy, ever more available, directed by cumulative information stored in computers, is capable of synthesizing raw materials, of machining and packaging commodities, and of supplying the physical needs of the total global population.

Commentator Franca Giansoldati writes in the Italian daily, Il Messagero, that the Pope's language is "becoming ever more colourful and direct".