At town-hall meetings, Kasich says that "the Republican Party is my vehicle, not my master," and, wearing L.L. Bean-ish garb, he answers questions in fairly direct language, talks about his Croatian ancestors, who worked in the steel mills, and says that he speaks for blue-collar workers.
You should verbally ask--in as direct language as possible--if they are willing to serve as witnesses to your will.
Having dragged himself up from the streets of North Philly, he is clearly someone who doesn't shrink from challenges, and in calling out Trump's woeful response in such direct language he displayed considerable courage.
And an editorial in the South China Morning Post, the city's main English-language daily, concluded in unusually direct language that, "Our government is failing us".
In unusually direct language for a Fed policy maker, Mr. Mishkin said inflation pressures had become less of a problem — a judgment that, if embraced by other Fed officials, would remove a major argument against lowering interest rates.
What drew me to her poetry was her gift for expressing thoughts of great subtlety in simple, direct language — a peculiarly American trait and the opposite of Donne's dense wordplay.
It's time to go on the offensive and to do so in simple, direct language.
Like First Lady Michelle Obama, he was there to unite the Democrats, to offer respect to the still-grumbling Bernie Sanders supporters and ask the American people, in very direct language, to rally for Clinton the way they rallied for him.
