Sentence examples for feeling of directness from inspiring English sources

Bruce Bernard, who curated the 1956 exhibition, wrote later that "their overwhelming feeling of directness gave them a mordant kind of power, and they seemed very different to the good-natured photographs... that one had become so used to at the time in magazines like Picture Post or the little I had seen of the work of Cartier-Bresson and the other Magnum photographers".

Shot and edited to feel like documentaries, the films have a patina of directness and realism.

It took a moment of directness to decide the game.

Her style was a winning blend of directness, intelligence, humor, humility, and moxie.

Those guys back then, they had a certain kind of directness about them.

"With Arthur and his music, there's a kind of directness.

Special attention is devoted to the concept of directness.

But the New Deal Court repudiated this legalistic talk of "directness".

In other words, the degree of directness of measurement was not yet high enough.

In the history of science and technology, researchers have always undertaken endeavors to enhance the degree of "directness of measurement".

Ms. Walker, a native of Jonesboro, Ga., radiates warmth and a matter-of-fact directness.