Sentence examples for for its directness from inspiring English sources

Recent French foreign policy has been lauded in some quarters for its directness, but for IS and its sympathisers it has made France an obvious target.

But an observation in the Times of India from a Muslim activist, Tanweer Alam, is worth noting for its directness: "India is secular, not because Muslims want it to be but because this country has evolved over millennia in [such] a way that religion and its practice have been left out of the domain of the state.

Next to the other bottles, the 2008 Sastre Tinto stood out for its directness, simplicity and refreshing lack of polish.

In the end, the simplest choice won out for its directness (note the differences from the earlier red version above).

Hawthorne was also the master of a classic literary style that is remarkable for its directness, its clarity, its firmness, and its sureness of idiom.

But some Beethoven aficionados regard the Missa Solemnis as overblown and prefer the Mass in C for its directness and idiosyncratic power.

For all its directness, the piece is not aggressive but engaging.

With a joke velocity approaching that of "30 Rock," the show, brassy and shrewd, stands out for its rare directness about race and class.

By Emily Nussbaum With a joke velocity approaching that of "30 Rock," Barris's sitcom, brassy and shrewd, stands out for its rare directness about race and class.

The melodic line he sings is all the more sublime for its simplicity and directness.

But today this school of design is appreciated for its honesty and directness.