Sentence examples for had indirectly from inspiring English sources

Rosenberger, meanwhile, had no idea that the Clinton campaign had indirectly employed a Russia expert: Steele.

It later emerged that the Church of England had indirectly invested in Wonga.

Mr. Obama's disclosure that he had indirectly exchanged messages with Mr. Rouhani was encouraging.

On the contrary, he had indirectly helped Hayek to write it.

It would have been more fiendish -- or at least more interesting -- if her grandfather's great-grandfather had (indirectly) killed mine.

He said he had indirectly contacted Hamas leader Khaled Mashaal through Qatar and Turkey, which have good relations with Hamas,.

"And it may have indirectly influenced his views".

But Boone's injury has indirectly hurt the Red Sox again.

Reducing the banks' losses would have indirectly lifted the capital of the banking system.

Mr Li has indirectly referred to the massacre in the past.

Phillips believes playing alongside a player known for his mobility has indirectly made him quicker, too.